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| Part 4 - From 34C to 30FF (US 30H) (p.2) |
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| Written by MaHeDa |
| Tuesday, 22 December 2009 11:16 |
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What's interesting here is that our model in this episode has a figure that is completely different from that of our previous model but as it turns out they should wear bras in the same size. This is why when selecting your bra you should never go for sizes that are more or less right. You can make big mistakes! As you can see in the video a 34C bra is an item of clothing used for ornament only which is unable to lift her breasts. Contrary to the popular belief that a large band will not cause bulging on your back a band that is too large will in fact ride up causing bulging to appear. What we end up with in such cases is often a vicious circle. A woman wearing such a bra in order to provide support for her breasts will often shorten the straps, causing the band to ride up on her back and pull the skin - the result is the appearance of unattractive bulging. In order to prevent such bulging and stop the band from riding up - some women will loosen the straps, which in turn leaves us with a bra that only covers your breasts providing no support whatsoever.
The main problem lies in the fact that an ill-fitting bra will often additionally badly affect the shape of your breasts, which may not always be apparent at first glance when wearing such a bra. Sometimes you have to put on a tight-fitting smooth blouse to be able to see the problem. It is only when wearing such a blouse that you can see how badly the shape of your figure is affected. Our model's breasts are weighed down by the cups and there is unattractive bulging over the top of the cups. Our next try is a 30G (US 30I). The band size is correct but with this particular bra it can be seen that the cup is too big because when the bra is put on properly crinkles will appear along the top edge of the cups. To sum up, if our model were to decide to wear this particular bra, in theory there should be no problem, because with this bra her breasts are nicely rounded and uplifted while the band and straps are able to provide good support. However, bras are worn not only to provide support for your breasts but also to conceal them ;) Our final choice is then a 30FF (US 30H) Julianne bra from Fantasie. This bra is a very good match for her figure, the underwire encases her breasts, the cup material provides the support needed to lift her breasts and there is no excess material or bulging to be seen anywhere. This can be seen very clearly especially when our model is wearing the same tight-fitting blouse. In the 3D photos you can see how her breasts look when wearing both bras (you need to put on a pair of red/cyan glasses :))
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