Le Mystere Response: Sorry to hear about your bad experience with this style. I will pass along your comment to our design team. Laura
Le Mystere Response: Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry that Envie did not work well for you. Because this bra does convert in the back, it is designed with a longer strap. Therefore, if not adjusted to the proper length before putting on, you may experience slippage in the back. The thickness of the cup works well in providing great coverage and modesty in a t-shirt bra with many neckline shapes. If you are looking for a lighter weight cup in a smooth t-shirt bra, you may consider giving Le Mystere Legere bra 2216 a try. This is an incredibly lightweight, comfortable cup with a very open neckline that remains full coverage. vsw from NYC
Just a side comment, I don't think many bra manufacturers consider how heavy implants are when they fully drop! I know the band is what should offer the support, but without proper support under the implant, the straps do play a large part in supporting the augmented breast.
Le Mystere Response: Thank you for your feedback. It is true that the band does offer majority of the support in a bra. However, often neglected is the fact that the band also effects the cup size as well. In order to get the proper support, most of the time women need to size down in their band size. This in turn causes them to have to go up a cup size (maybe even multiple cup sizes) to ensure that they have enough cup depth and coverage to contain the breast. The nice narrow fit of the band accompanied by more cup coverage often will clean up the sides to give that smoother appearance you are referencing. We do hope that you will take these points into consideration if you decide to give Lolita another try. Barbara from Greer, SC