Orange in glass in outer bottom of cup, quadding across center of cup. Wires are too long and cup covers armpit and digs into tail of spence. Otherwise comfortable after trying on so many itchy mesh bras.

nude colorway

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Updated on Dec 10, 2017 Flag this

I'm trying to find the right bra for me, and found that this one was just the tiniest bit too tight in the band. It'll work well with an extender, but next time, I'll buy a size up.

The cups fit a little small too, but I think that with a bigger band size, the cups will fit fine.

Updated on Sep 20, 2017 Flag this

The Dillard's fitting woman kept trying to get me to look at the 32Gs because that was what they had. I can wear it pretty well on the tightest hooks and have worn it on those hooks since buying it. These straps don't fall off my shoulders. Gore doesn't tack but doesn't hurt.

Gray colorway

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Updated on Sep 09, 2017 Flag this

This is one of my better fitting bras (works well with FOB, shallow, wide roots) and can be worn under a variety of clothing. It's not super fancy, but does have some lace edging and bow at the gore. The edging does roll up a bit over time, as others have mentioned. I like that the cups are thinner and flexible (not bulky or moulded), and it's still comfortable even after worn for hours. Everyone needs at least one good t-shirt bra!

Updated on Jun 26, 2017 Flag this

This is a lovely bra. The straps are fluted and hold adjustment well. They are more stretchy than I prefer, but sufficiently supportive. The cup will fit average projection easily and projected breasts if you don't require center projection.

The cup is not ideal for center projection, as is the case for most of Wacoal's bras. Exceptions include B.Tempt'd's B.Wow'd and B.Splendid. Both of the exceptions have significant foam in the bottom of the cup. And, I don't prefer the foam, but it works better for my center fullness than anything else, so far. La Femme's gore is too wide and manages to poke both breasts. Bras with good center projection will poke just one of my breasts. Not something to cheer about either https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" />

The cups provide a rounded appearance under thin knits.

Nothing too special. Still searching for the very narrow (top and bottom gore width), very low gore, and significant center projection for a 30G.

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Updated on Jan 30, 2017 Flag this

Stretched out after 6 months of wear. Uncomfortably continued to wear to one year. To be fair, I only owned two bras at the time. Wacoal bras really do hold up pretty well, there just.... Boring is all.

Updated on Nov 06, 2015 Flag this

Almost fits. I don't quite fill out the bottom of the cups, and am slightly quadboobing. I need a little more support on the sides because of lateral displacement. I love how low the gore is, and the wings are pretty low as well which is nice for tank tops. Band is firm for 32, will stretch with slightly wear. Very comfortable and fabric is smooth under shirts.

Updated on Apr 26, 2015 Flag this

This bra was one of my ebay purchases in a quest to find my correct size (turns out this shape is an "almost" for me). Appearances-concerned, this bra is lovely. Pretty, no-show details and a "just right" amount of cleavage for all my necklines make this a far better than average T-shirt bra. My BF finds the black quite fetching. I would recommend this bra for someone with a true 31-32" underbust, as the band and straps on these bras stretch out. My main beef with this bra is that there isn't enough forward projection for my breast shape. When I have the straps adjusted tight enough ... to put the underwire right under my breast root, I have an issue with the strap edge and side of cup digging into my front-of-armpit tissue, which becomes uncomfortable hours into wearing it. Instead, I loosen the straps so that the underwire does not sit right under my breast root (leaves a bit of empty space at the bottom of cups - not too bad, but not ideal, and it creates some tummy rolls I'd rather not have). Notably, the strap width increases in a G cup and up in this bra (it is roughly 0.6") - this is the same strap width as the Comexim bra I have, but in the black color of this bra on my pale skin, the strap width seems vast! (I also own the next cup size down in this bra, and those straps are not as wide.) I also get slight quad-boobing when I consciously stand up straight, but it's non-existent otherwise. They don't make a larger cup size in this bra, and even if they did, I don't think it would be right for me. I need more forward projection and narrower wires (these wires come about half-way back on my torso - not uncomfortable, but I didn't need the space there, I needed it in the apex of the breast and by the gore). Overall, this bra is not bad - . I wear it 1-2x/week, and it's comfortable.
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Updated on Apr 22, 2015 Flag this

Overall very comfortable bra! the cups are almost a bit too shallow for my HP implants, and could probably handle going up in cup, but its not too bad! Definitely an everyday bra because of its comfort and smooth appearance under clothing!

The grey is a bit too dark to wear under light colored clothing, and the cream color is too light. I'm a medium/dark skin tone, and a more tannish color option would work really well for me for it not to show at all under clothing.

Updated on Jan 26, 2015 Flag this

Im not crazy about the look of this bra but its a very good fit. The straps are not too far apart which is a problem for me in most G cup bras. The molding is not too thick and the top coverage does not come too high. I get a nice rounded shape that does not make me look too wide. The gore is low which is important to me because regular gores really irritate the skin on my sternum.

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