Review on Wacoal Womens Plus Carpet Strapless Women's Clothing : Lingerie, Sleep & Lounge by Christi Lewis

This is the BEST strapless bra I have ever worn or owned! And that's saying something because I usually hate wearing strapless bras. Last summer I needed to find a strapless dress to wear under my bridesmaid dress, so I did a lot of "research" online to find out which are the best. After reading reviews on Revain and other sites, I finally decided on a few competitors (including this one) to order. I was initially very reluctant to spend $65 on a bra and was skeptical that it would actually be as good as the reviews claimed. But I decided to at least try and see if it was worth it. And I can tell you that it absolutely is! This bra changed my whole idea of how good a strapless bra can be. So I'm writing this review to let anyone interested know that I really love this one, even as a strapless bra hater. I have tried and owned dozens of strapless bras but could never find one. that I like to wear so far. One of the biggest problems I have is that in profile they always create an odd silhouette, e.g. For example, they sometimes look "pointed" rather than round, or show a distinct line where the top of the cups touches my chest (see . ). These problems always seem to be noticeable when wearing such a bra with a strapless top. I usually do a "t-shirt test" with a strapless one where I put on a plain white t-shirt and see if the bra creates these weird looks or if I can actually get away with wearing it with a white t-shirt. to wear shirt. Every other strapless style I've tried failed my t-shirt test except for this one. Maybe it's just a feature of my body and not a problem for others, but this is the first one I've found that doesn't create an odd profile and has a perfectly rounded shape. I can hardly tell if I'm wearing a strapless bra, which is exactly what I've been looking for - one that looks just like a strapless bra under my clothes. Another test I do with strapless bras is the arm-up test. I raise both hands straight up to see if my chest and bra stay in place. To pass the test, I pay attention to two things: raising my arms doesn't make me pop out of my cups, and there isn't a gap between my bra top and my skin (so, for example, if there's a very tall person next to me, who can look at my breasts, he/she cannot look directly into my bra). This bra passes both tests and the top fits snugly on my chest. Honestly I can't say enough good things about it and now I understand why it has such great reviews and why so many people are willing to shell out $65 for a bra. Although I usually hate strapless bras, I would have no problem wearing this one even if my outfit didn't call for strapless bras. It's incredibly comfortable and doesn't move when you move. This is the only strapless dress I will ever wear and I encourage anyone interested to try it because chances are it won't disappoint.