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@fullcupbra
Every story has it’s beginning and every belief system it’s creation myth. The end is never so clearly articulated. We think that is as it should be - open ended and indeterminate is the natural order of things. And in that spirit - full of hope - we offer this gorgeous contribution from Carnival Creations.
The Jessica Emma set, again from high-end lingerie house Louise Ferdinand. The ribbon-decorated garter is no doubt useful for the “something blue” component of the wedding ensemble, and at the recommended retail price of this lingerie you may prefer to borrow rather than purchase, ticking another box off. Unworn by another, it would of course, qualify also as “something new”. Whereas - if you’re the kind of girl that has no problem with slipping into another ladies panties [I know we are] - second-hand it qualifies as “something old”. So in short, ladies and gentlemen, we have reduce the wedding attire to little more than a filigree of lace about the thigh. Our work here is done, and the delicate compromise that is marriage is still inviolate.
Austere and yet luxurious this Louise Ferdinand bra really caught Butter Cup’s eye as she ploughed the many furrows of the data superhighway and munched her way through an entire packet of chocolate digestives. In fairness when you’re the ample plumpness of Butter Cup such behaviour isn’t really sinful but rather a necessary activity to maintain your fine physique. Back to the story: Employing seriously louche levels of plunge, this garment dares a final flourish of balconette, with the result that our lady is exhibited with scant regard for support and every opportunity to showcase a fabulous decolletage.
We freely admit to there being no fine-lingerie angle here but after a marathon session Vanilla and Ginger watched the first series of Star Trek Discovery and have both fallen in love with Sylvia Tilly (played by the gorgeous Mary Wiseman). That it is still seen as ground breaking for a normally proportioned woman to land a plum role in a mainstream series is perhaps worrisome, but frankly we’re not worried. We’re reaching out to find new life and new civilisations and generally going boldly where no woman has gone before. Engage!
A delicate pale pink brassiere which permits our lady's modest bust the lightest plunge before very definitely asserting itself and forming her breasts into pretty hemisphere. Paired with panties that sit firmly on the flimsy side of the knicker-continuum, this is lingerie to delight and enthrall.
"Whatever are you doing down there? Oh I see, oh dear .... yes well it's nothing to be ashamed of, I suppose. No, I'm not angry. No really, it's ok. It's flattering? I think that's probably pushing it, my dear. Do you want to carry on? Yes - really. It does seem a shame to - well you know - when you were so close."
A most natural composition featuring our lady looking momentarily off camera as her hands rest by her full thighs. In this briefest of moments you are afforded an opportunity to survey her softly-untoned beauty and reflect that a woman is so much more than the sum of her mind and her body. Womanhood occupies that ethereal place where high concepts are allowed freedom to develop. We know so many of you share with us a desire to understand that which today we only know in part.
Like a Wagnarian Rhinemaiden, our heroine stands confidently in her plain Ulla bra which employs the merest hint of lace and faerie-lore. Do you sit, like Siegfried, cautiously at the banks of the great river not sure whether to join these alluring nymphs? And dare you take the plunge - both metaphoric and actually - into indulging yourself in the ring-cycle of The Full Cup Bra?
A very intimate portrait of our lady in her Ulla BH. The act of unhooking one's bra is both liberating and confidence sharing, implying a willingness to allow another to view your breasts without support or adornment. Reaching behind one's back pushes those bosons forward, further revealing one's hand in the exchange of power.
What do each of you like (and dislike) about wearing a bra
Like: It's the feeling of being an adult. Taking control of your destiny, and care of your bust and body. With fuller breasts you have to be careful as lumps and imperfections can be a precursor to all sorts of nasties. So a well-fitted bra helps me stay fit and healthy. And be an actual grown up woman.
Dislike: Bloody bows that fall off after the first wash! Seriously, it's the way it digs in. Good fit can go so far but it does sometimes feel like the bra is my burden - as well as water retention and my monthly cycle.
Vanilla Cup x
What do each of you like (and dislike) about wearing a bra
Like: I love the form and shape a good bra imposes. I suppose in a way it’s a form of bondage, but one I gracefully submit to day-in-day-out. With pregnancy I became more aware of the femininity that pretty lingerie plays with. I wore some thunderously unattractive maternity bras. So now I’m embracing gorgeous undies, albeit within the constraints of my fully functional boobs.
Dislike: Non-wired bras, because there really is nothing worse than your bosom sneaking out from beneath the cups. Of course underwire conflicts so much with my current tao as a milch madchen I’m liable to spontaneously combust from my own contradictions
Lace Cup x
What do each of you like (and dislike) about wearing a bra
Like: The lace. For as long as I can remember I’ve longed to wear lace undies. As my body started to develop - and my bust remained somewhat smaller than the standard British handful - I found consolation in the diaphanous materials of lingerie. It’s a matter of record I love my bralettes, but in truth it’s the lace that drives me.
Dislike: Buying the wrong size. Cups that are either too loose or bite into my humble little assets.
Ginger Cup x
What do each of you like (and dislike) about wearing a bra
Great question! We love this sort of respectful enquiry. Now personally I like the control that a bra provides over my rather large bosom. With the right support I can do whatever the hell I like. Without it I’m worrying about the lewd intrusion of my mammary glands into everyday conversation.
As for dislike, it’s the way even the most supportive and comfortable bra cuts into my soft flesh. There really is nothing like the feeling of removing one’s bra at the end of a long day.
Butter Cup x
Maybe a dumb question, but I wonder if a lady’s nipples are bothered by the seams of the bra cups. Often we see photos of ladies in bras and the seams usually cover the nipples. Or is this a way to hide what Mother Nature gave to women to suckle their young. A lady I knew said that padded and seamed bras irritated her nipples so she wore nylon or silk cupped bras.
Not an unreasonable question. The (frustrating) answer is “it depends”. If the seem sits smoothly within the cup then we’re rarely bothered. But a seem that stands proud - or worse that twists - causes all sorts of problems. Smooth or rigid cupped bras aren’t immune to irritation - particularly if your blessed with prominent nipples and become aroused or otherwise stimulated. Thanks for asking. Keep the questions coming.
Bodysuits often complement fuller figures, smoothing lumps and bumps into a womanly whole. This Prima Donna number employs sumptuous satin to give an uninterrupted seemless cup and discretely engineered tummy panels. We are also pleased to report that this garment meets and exceeds the denial requirements for our programme participants, so everyone can enjoy this ample beauty.
Very pretty mottled fabric on this nude bra. The cups are a delight, giving the impression of well-filled wholeness to the bust. A light touch of lace to the extreme upper cup sets otherwise quiescent pulses a-flutter and then wide, capable straps take the load to our heroine's shoulders
Elomi bras can usually be relied on to take heavy breasts into their tender care. This garment employs a plunge design that steers clear of any unseemly reveal by virtue of some serious cage styling that obfuscates, confuses and bewilders the hapless viewer. And yet your addled mind still craves more.