Shirley of Hollywood Scalloped Embroidery Shelf Bra 331 Reviews

These may be for someone w/ smaller breasts. I am a 34D. I wish there was more side support so my nipples didn't point east and west! Other than that it is beautiful and nicely made. suzanne from san clemente, CA, USA

• Posted: January, 2008

Very long straps, fine for tall women, might be too long for shorter women Boris from

• Posted: January, 2008

I love this bra...and so does my boyfriend. I am a B cup and have no problem wearing this. It definitely provides a push up effect and is surprisingly flattering under most clothing. Under tops that show every bra seam it may be too revealing. Sue from Connecticut

• Posted: November, 2007

Wife loves the look and fit. Anthony from Winston-Salem,NC USA

• Posted: October, 2007

Ill-fitting and uncomfortable. MARSHA from SAN FRANCISCO

• Posted: August, 2007

Definitely don't order this if you are a D or DD. I'm sure it would be fine if you have implants and don't sag, but if you're naturally large and gravity has not been especially kind, this is NOT the bra to look sexy in (makes you look anything BUT sexy and seemed very flimsy). Sure wish I could find something similar with some good support. I'm a 36DD and plus size bras like this start at 38 and don't seem to have any extra support from what I can tell. I guess naturally large busted women aren't supposed to look sexy. What a disappointment.

HerRoom Response: You're right about this bra - Does not have very much of a shelf to hold your breasts up. Any breast over a size C could be problematic. We suggest larger cup women consider the Shirley of Hollywood 324 style. The small cups have vertical boning built in to give some lift and support.

Cindy from Delaware

• Posted: July, 2007

Bra is great for lifting and still giving a natural look. This is the first bra I have ever worn and find it comfortable. However, I wish it was made in a strapless style as I live on an island and wear tank tops a lot. Lyn Lyn from Islamorada, Fl. USA

• Posted: December, 2004