b.tempt'd by Wacoal Women's Full Bloom Underwire Bra

I recommend getting properly fitted at a lingerie shop that has a wide variety of sizes before buying any bra online to find out your true size.With that said, I used to buy bras from stores like target that are 34B because they were the closest size that fit me. The wire always poked into my sides but whenever I went up a size the cups stuck out too much. I tried everything. I thought maybe my body was just weird and they don't make bras for me, I was totally wrong though. When I got fitted in the shop and the lady handed me two bras, one sized 32DD, and this bra sized 32DDD I was like whut. No, I don't have huge boobs.. but this bra is the ONLY BRA THAT'S EVER FIT ME. And it fits perfectly. I have never felt what its like to wear a bra that actually fits before finding this bra. I didn't even realize a bra could feel this comfortable. I went to Zovo in Seattle to get fitted and purchased this bra in the blue color.. it's been four years and it's still the only bra that I wear other than sports bras. I'm super passionate about this bra and happy they carry it on Amazon lol I'm getting the black one now.I would highly recommend this bra for women with a more athletic body type or "inverted V" shape like me, trans women, women with bigger rib cages, or women with boobs that feel big when u grab em but don't necessarily look bigThis bra is 10/10

So, the bra came in the mail, along with two of Betsy Johnson's stretch lace bras (info will matter in a sec). The Wacoal bra looked beautiful, much more expensive than it was. Looked and felt to be made of quality materials, so that's the plus and the three stars.However when I tried on the 36DD my cups were running-eth over. I've never had that problem before. I mean, usually if I wear a 36D I can make it work with a negligible amount of spillage, but always 36DD holds the girls well.I tried on the Betsy Johnson 36DDs and they fit beautifully. But in Wacoal's defense also seemed to have more give, so IDK. I'm not sure if it's that this bra is more stiffly constructed or pushes up more or what. My girls are pretty round, so maybe if they were less full on their own? Again, this is the first time I've ever had a fit issue with this size.So if it fits you well, in the size you ordered, I'm jealous!Also, to anyone complaining about itchiness...I mean lace isn't the smoothest fabric in the world. Give it time to wear in and the itching will most likely go away.

Okay, so maybe I exaggerated...but not by much! I have been obsessed for the last 5 years with finding the perfect bra, averaging about one purchase per month - and you know that's a small fortune! In the middle of this search I broke my shoulder, making a good comfortable bra even more important. So what makes this bra so good? First, it's not an exercise bra, so we're not talking that kind of support (for that I recommend Panache). But for an everyday bra the support is great, I don't look like I should be on the cover of National Geographic. There is no padding of any kind, however, so the look is very natural. It has really good separation, no uni-boob look. It stays put, no riding up your back. The underwire never digs in, I can actually sleep in this bra it's so comfortable! I now own it in 4 different colors and most of my other bras have gone to good will. I am borderline D/DD and my first one was a DD, just a little too big, so the others are D's. My only caveat: the fabric is somewhat see-through so depending on how transparent your blouse and dark your complexion, you might not want to wear this bra in that case.

I am so glad to have found a company (Wacoal) that makes bras without the omnipresent foam cups! I'm not sure why padded bras (that's what we used to call them) took over the whole market niche of bras, but it's really hard to find bras without the foam rubber. Maybe it's because it makes sizing so much simpler for the manufacturers and for the consumer(no real matching of boob to bra necessary), but padded bras are real killers in the summer. It feels exactly like you're wearing a wet suit, and forget about the bra drying while you're wearing it. Now, finally, I find that Wacoal has a great selection of non-padded bras that fit me like a dream and are beautiful besides. I got this bra in light blue, which is really a pale aqua with chocolate brown lace around the cups. I realize that not all boobs are the same, but every Wacoal bra I've tried (four styles) fit me perfectly. It feels like coming home! Amidst all the surgically enhanced ladies, I'm not particularly big (36C) but there's no way I'm going without a bra, and I'm so glad to have found Wacoal. Shoes and bras: they GOTTA FIT!!I highly recommend this particular bra and also that you check out the entire line if you're in the market for bras. Be sure to read the description to find out whether they're padded or not. You can't always tell by just looking at the pictures.

Wacoal is a maker of fine, well-fitting bras and this one is no exception.Even springtime in Texas is hot so I was looking for a non-padded bra. They are darned hard to find. I bought this one even though I generally don't care for stretch lace bras because the quality can be iffy and develop holes. This bra won't because the outer stretch lace is excellent and it is lined with a sheer stretch mesh. Because of the lining, I've had no problem with nipple show-through and the cups hold their shape better.It is an underwire bra that is comfortable even in a DD cup size. The straps are elastic, but not too stretchy. It features a unique, keyhole opening in the front between the cups that helps keep me cooler. The elastic is high-quality and has a brushed back for comfort. It has a two-hook back closure.I liked it enough to order two more.