Womens Enchantment Lace Minimizer Underwire Bra

I have big boobs. There, I said it. I also have a small frame. Unfortunately, so many bra manufacturers assume that as you go up sizes, the breast shape and position stays the same. It doesn't. A common bra problem I have is that even though I'm boobilishus, I have a small frame which ranges from a ribcage size of 32 to 34. Most 34DD bras just reduce the length of fabric in the back, but the front half is the same as 36, 38, and 40DD. All these large bra sizes are made for larger framed women, so have a large space - around 1 to 2 inches - in the front, between the cups. Since I'm tiny, that means that the bra cups are near my armpits, and my boobs spill out in the front, since nature packed them close. Not only does that give me dreaded quadraboobs, but it leaves a lot of cup unfilled, and just looks weird, because the cups stick out my sides like bug eyes. Minimizer bras have less interboob space in the front, so work perfectly for me. Another problem is that natural big breasts aren't always perfectly shaped like half-grapefruits. and my substantial boobflesh doesn't fit naturally into molded cups. These soft cups have a lot of support and conform to my natural shape, but still look nice. Although the fabric is soft, there is a lot of support and I can walk at a brisk pace without worrying about looking like jello dessert. If you have large breasts, you know what I mean. The one problem is that the soft fabric doesn't offer coverage for headlights, so I wear patterned clothes to camouflage. If you have boobage of epic proportions, there really is no comfortable bra. But this is the most comfortable one I've used, and I highly recommend it. Update: One thing I don't like about this bra is that you can see the diagonal seam in the front. You can camouflage with patterned or textured clothes, but I can't wear smooth fabric with this bra.

I'm THRILLED with these bras. I wear an impossible to find in stores - 34G. And this is on a small woman AFTER a mamoplasty reduction! What I love: ✔ underwire does not roll up or dig in - ever ✔ straps are wide without being matronly ✔ fabric is not itchy ✔ cups my breasts perfectly and gives excellent support ✔ 3 hook strap ensures it stays tight evenly ✔ affordable and extremely comfortable - first bra I actually forget I'm wearing What I do not like: ✔ unfortunately the see through lace shows through shirts, so I always have to wear a cami ✔ this may just be my breast shape but it's puckered slightly on the lace part of the bra, like I don't fill it in the whole amount, but the rest fits perfectly. ✔ wish it came in more colors I'd caution you to buy a band size that is tight on the loosest setting because as you wear it, the band will begin to stretch and then it will ride up. 90% of women are wearing the wrong size bra because they think they are *this* size or *that* size. A large cup letter does not mean that you have giant breasts! I always wore 36c. Always. But, the brand would slide up my back, the shoulder straps would always fall off my shoulders. I was wearing too big of a band for my small ribcage to compensate for my large (and growing) breasts. Now I know that if a bra fits, it will: ✔ be tight around the band so that it doesn't ride up, but allows you to breath normally ✔ the center of the bra should lie flat against your sternum (if not, too small) ✔ the cups should not have any spillage over the tops, under the arms or under the cups(too small cup size) For more information, look up A bra that fits on reddit and get some life changing advice on bra fitting!

I'm wearing this bra for the first time today. I'm normally a size 40D/DD, but for this bra I ordered a 42DD. It fits like a damn glove. I like the wider band. I feel like it's not going to move, no spillage, and I get great lift. It's cute as hell, too. I've been looking for one bra to replace the crappy ones I hate wearing every day (Hanes and Calvin Klein T-shirt bras), so I'm going to try the 40DD to see how the fit differs. For those questing for cheap bras that don't suck, I ordered the Vanity Fair Women's Breathable Luxe Full Coverage Padded Underwire Bra 75291. It fits well, feels stable, and isn't hideous.

Well-made bra. Cups were a tad smaller than expected. Would recommend purchaser increase order size if already on the higher range of cup size.

This is a substantial, structured bra though very feminine and pretty. The underwires come up well under the arm, which helps with containment - - there is no spill-over. The wires arent uncomfortable at all, as there is good padding for them. The bra is on the stiff side, which reduces bounce tho it can be a bit of a struggle to get the hooks (3) fastened. Overall, this bra was comfortable for me even on first wearing of about 6 hours. I very much appreciate being able to buy such a well-made bra at way less than retail price. I suspect this may be because it's an end-of-season color, as I got the same style a few years ago in an interesting shade of amethyst. Lilyette is a terrific brand and I've worn many styles over the decades. This doesn't feel or look like a minimizer tho it is. This specific design definitely has in mind a woman who carries her breasts rather low, providing just the right amount of depth in the cups. I have another Lilyette arriving in about a week and I hope it fits as well as this one does.

I am so thrilled that these wonderfully fitting bras are still available on Amazon. The $14 price is unbelievable as they are marked $42 on the tag and sell for $47 locally. In most recent years I have been wearing a bra that was baggy/comfortable and very acceptable under my sweats, but in comparison they flattened me out. Now that COVID isolation is ending, I wanted to step up my game so I looked through my bra drawer for something I could feel good about myself wearing. Well found one of these Lilyettes in the back that I hadn't worn in years and happy it still fit because wearing it "boosted" my ego and put my saggy boobs right where they should be. I'm difficult to fit as my size is 36DDD (size 12 top/size 8/10 pants) but I was so happy with this "old friend" (a tried and true bra) that I placed a new order for three and of course, threw out six bras that did nothing for me. I've learned that I just need to stick to one style/size and quit trying to find other brands/colors/styles that "sorta" fit. Thank you for the great price....and quality!

Did you hear me? I LOVE LOVE LOVE this bra!!! It's the bra I've been looking for for years. I'm 66, and it's as good for me as for the 35-year-old who told me about it. We have different band sizes but the same cup size, and this bra fits us both perfectly. Stays in place, boobs don't fall out, and no rolling on the sides. It has something to do with the use of three sections to make the cups. Regardless, it's comfortable, and pretty! After I bought one as a test, I immediately bought 5 more. My husband seems a little perplexed, but only big-chested women could understand the true joy of finding a beautiful bra that actually fits! And, the price is right! No more spending big bucks for flops. TIP: Go to Shefit or Soma and get your proper size. Don't guess, and don't assume that the bra you're wearing is the correct size. Measure twice, buy once!

This bra is very comfortable, and fits well for a 36DDD. Sizing is true to size. BUT, the stitching on the front of the bra is super annoying. It has a diagonal line running through the center of the front. It's super noticeable under a t-shirt or really any shirt. In the picture, the left side is how the bra sits normally when put on, and the right side is after trying to smooth it out as much as possible. However, it goes back to looking like the left side after moving around... Makes it look like I have long, diagonal nipples and I hate that! Great support but I wish I could show it off! Instead, I'm frantically smoothing out my nipples all day. :[