Review on Red Carpet Ready: Wingslove Women'S Strapless Full Figure Bra For Plus Size Women by Nicole Muhammad

If I tried it on in a store, I wouldn't have bought it. The size is technically right, but the structure is awful.Pros: I don't often find highly rated bras in a 30 DD and was excited. The material and color seemed correct and nice. I love that there are 4 hooks on a thick band and an additional row for band width. The straps are amazingly comfortable and supportive.Cons: For reference, I'm in my late 20's, 5'0", 101 lbs, 30 DD, 24" waist, 36" hips, just under 20% body fat. With the bra being brand new, I expected it quite snug; however, the underwire and edges dig into my skin, causing unpleasant bulging around the band that I've never gotten from a bra. The wires also have basically zero cushion, so being a slender girl means they practically grind your ribcage. Despite being a touch tight, the band slowly rides down even when I barely move. If something is strangling my ribs, it should stay in place, especially with the rubbery liner on the band gripping my skin.The cups are very full coverage, which I didn't expect from the picture. I would say maybe a smaller size would have helped with that, but there's already almost no room for my breasts. The cups smash them against my chest, pushing the top of them practically to my collarbone, but they're flattened. The flesh is also bulging around the top and my underarms, like it can't fit in the massive-but-flat cups. The cup rims don't curve out much, but the edges certainly curve in, making the top of your breasts look like weird fat rolls. I can't wear anything remotely low cut with this, and most strapless clothing is low cut.I'm likely going to keep it just because sending things back annoys me and I like the straps, but I'll hardly use it and as a last resort when going strapless (who likes trying to adjust their bra in a strapless dress? Ugh). Maybe this just isn't the best bra for skinny, busty gals.