Gossard Bras

May be it was down right vanity, a hot date or that secret need to get cleavage that saw me aged 22 and a little bit ( yes you could get wonderbras in the 80's so nah nah!)standing in the middle of one of those underwear shops looking discreetly at the racks of bras and what I would class as pulling pants( you know the ones folks all silky n lacy and only worn for best or that special occassion!!). Within moments I was accosted by one of the more mature lingerie assistants who soon had me whisked away for the measuring. It isn't really suprising that half of the Uk population wear the wrong size bra as this was rather an embarrassing experience ( at ...  Read the complete review

I've always had quite a large bust. And although many of you may think "Why does she even need an Ultrabra then?" I have to say (and sorry for being SO personal) that (as many girls already know!) real boobs are not those lovely pert little things that stay where you want them too. I own a wide variety of bras, some are the "wrong" size however the style of the bra means they fit perfectly. Now these bras are not ultrabra ones. They do however provide a nice lacy hammock to keep my boobs up in the day. Anyway I'm getting sidetracked - I wanted to talk to you about the Gossard Ultrabra Superboost for the larger cup. ...  Read the complete review

Being a teenager, and a rather scrawny one at that, was not much fun for me. Why? Well, because I had next to no bosom at all! I put up with the jeering taunts from the "lads", you know, the really "funny" ones about you being an ironing board substitute, or the one about you being like buried treasure.........SUNKEN CHEST. Hahaha, Oh how I would titter! *Yesidoo looks knowingly at the flat chested girls reading!* I was 15ish when Gossard and Wonderbra first hit the headlines BIG time, with their new range of push up bras. Me and my best mate could not wait to buy ourselves one. At the time, the cost of one was £24! Which was twice ...  Read the complete review

I shall start, in my own inimicable fashion, with an anecdote which has a laugh at, you've guessed it, me! I was at a rather tedious research colloquim in the summer and had sat through a day an a half of boring "group hug" sharing of research strengths, weaknesses, strategies etc. You know, the sort of thing where you are invited to share your greatest personal weaknesses with a room full of strangers and, even worse, a selection of your colleagues. So I had confided how I fiddle with my pen or my hair when I'm nervous and how I get so het-up before giving a conference paper that I usually throw up in the Ladies and we were now moving on to the serious ...  Read the complete review

I needed a bra for when I wanted to wear a really low cut top without my bra showing, and the cheapest, surprisingly, was the Ultrabra superbOOst. Initially, I thought that it'd be functional, i.e. not visible under my top, but fairly uncomfy. I couldn't imagine that I'd actually feel supported, comfy and confident in a bra like this. But I did. I haven't got small breasts, and needing a 34D bra meant that I really wasn't expecting much from this bra, but it's great. Firstly, it's comfortable, being really well padded and holds your breasts in. I always thought that you'd be constantly worried about ...  Read the complete review