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Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
Oh, don't be like that. Honestly, just be happy for me. I mean, I’m not even working yet, and I really need to find something decent, so... everything I've been looking at up until now—either there aren't enough listings, or you know how it goes when you try to buy "premium" stuff and it ends up costing around $167.
Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
Check out how much I actually dropped on this jacket at C&A—it was literally the last one they had left.

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Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
I'm just so incredibly stoked right now, I mean, seriously. I'm actually heading out to West Gate and Seiersberg this month. It’s going to be huge. I'll probably hit up H&M, Adler, M&S, Peek...
Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
If you’re living in the city—well, if you're from around here—I guess I have to say, NAMA always really blew me away with their massive selection.
Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
Awesome! 👍

So, I’m asking again: where on earth can I order or buy a this kind of bra? I need a smooth, seamless one in a 110C—basically, it actually needs to "hold up" this curse of mine, you know? I checked Lisca, but they only have those "Madonna" style ones that are all pointy in that size, and Triumph doesn't have anything worth mentioning... I mean, sure, you can find stuff online, but who knows if it's actually any good? I really need a recommendation from someone who actually orders directly from a site and knows for a fact that the quality isn't total garbage.
Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
So, here's the deal:
Where can I actually order a 48C that actually looks like what I posted and—this is the big one—actually holds everything in? And please, let's not go crazy on the price... I'm looking for something without those weird ridges halfway up the cup. You know, like someone mentioned wanting that "Madonna-style pointed look."🤣 I want it to be nice and "smooth," more like those Triumph or La Senza minimizers...
Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
Alexander Richardson8 said:Hey, I’m looking for a smooth, plain white strapless bra in a 90-95C size.
The issue is finding anything that actually fits my proportions. It seems like every brand out there just focuses on massive cup sizes, while finding the right band circumference is where everyone falls short.

I mean, I’m pretty sure brands like Victoria's Secret or maybe even Triumph have those specific sizes—you know, those tiny little minimizers? The ones that actually stay in place because of the wire, but still feel soft when you touch them and just... I don't know, they last forever. Anyway, you should totally hit up their actual stores—like, their official boutiques, not some random department store—and just ask. I really think they'll have them. Just let me know if you end up finding anything.

Linda Johnson15 said:Why not just grab an 85C and use a bra extender?

But look, it’s just not the same thing. And honestly, the cup size actually scales up a bit as the band size increases. So, like, an 85C is going to be a measurably smaller cup than a 95C. I know exactly what I'm talking about because I use those bra extenders myself, and let me tell you—it never, ever feels the same as the original fit.

So, my question is: Where the hell am I supposed to find these UK sizes? I’m looking at like a 105-110C, and honestly, I have no clue how to actually pick a size when I'm trying to order stuff online. It's such a headache.

Edit: Turns out I was wrong, I just checked and it’s actually 48°C.

What do you guys think about this?
I was just scrolling through eBay—because apparently, that’s how I spend my life now—and I stumbled onto this listing for a full coverage something-or-other. Honestly, looking at these things makes me wonder if anyone actually buys this stuff anymore or if it's all just digital clutter. It looks okay, I guess? Maybe? I can't quite tell from the photos. They always look better in the listing than they do in real life, which is kind of the problem with everything lately. Anyway, I don't know. Just felt like sharing because my brain is fried.

I mean, let's be real here—we just don't want it to end up being nothing more than a scrap of fabric that doesn't actually hold anything together. I guess you could say it's all about structure, right? Because if it doesn't have that, well, what's even the point? It's just... wasted material. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but still.