Good for fried eggs but not so good for grapefruits (Ann Summers Bras)

Member Name: LouisaNott

Product:	Ann Summers Bras
Date:	11/07/01 (464 review reads)
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Advantages: Quite sexy

Disadvantages: Expensive for what they are, bad fit if you've got larger breasts, "tarty" designs

I don't like Ann Summers bras really because they are a bit tarty. That's no great surprise, but I also find that they don't it particularly well.

I won't dwell on the styles available, but all I will say is that they are fairly tasteless, especially if you have, erm, bigger breasts because there is a smaller range available and it isn't the sexiest of the bunch, what a surprise....

As for the fit, well, I'm told that if you're a 32B for instance, you can get away with a 34B or even a 32C because the sizes are quite small, but like many makes of bra, this theme goes to pot as you go up in size.

I'm a 34D in every other shop apart from Ann Summers in which I've been unable to find one that fits and is comfy.

I tried a 34D in a black velvet padded plunge bra, and it was just terrible. Firstly, it was quite tight around my chest, and secondly, it was baggy at the "cleavage", leading to not-so-alluring cleavage in all honesty.

So I tried a few other sizes, like a 36D, which was not tight, but still baggy, if not more so.....a 34E which was really tight and majorly baggy due to lack of breasts on my part....all in all, not appropriate or sexy.

Having said that, friends with smaller boobs have no problems with these bras, although the sizes are quite small.

Also, Ann Summers isn't cheap, and at about 20-25 quid for a bra, I really wouldn't recommend them. It's a shame because it is kind of sexy to have Ann Summers undies, but personally, I'd go elsewhere, especially if you've got larger breasts.

Sorry to disappoint!

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