Primadonna Women's Wide Full Cup

This is a classic for a reason. If I find it on sale in my size I snap it up. Deep cups to gather all the tissue and put it front and center, back up where the girls belong, and not uncomfortably for this level of support. Nothing else without padding even comes close, and some shirts (well, most, if you’re a DD/E cup or bigger) simply don’t have room for any padding. Straps do have a tendency to fall off shoulders (not as bad as most Panache bras), but a small price to pay for the engineering feat of getting the girls back up there (sorry, but they are not allowed to look at the floor in public!).

Very comfortable, a perfect fit, and really supportive, pretty design. I love my new PrimaDonna Deauville bra. 42D

Every woman is different and I have always been difficult to fit. I am petite with a full bust. For years I would run home after work to u do the bra clasps. Although I went to stores that were renown for their fitters, and purchased many different brands, they always hurt after hours of wear. The underwire, the stays - I was never happy.I finally found a bra that wotks for me. Not only is it comfortable, but beautiful! I feel like a million bucks and easily wear it all day, into the night. I am happy!

I absolutely love these bras. They fit so comfortably and give just the right amount of lift. I feel so pretty when I wear they and at this price I am defiantly buying more. I would highly recommend.

I should start out saying, I have been looking at this bra for several years on Herroom.com and they said this is a deep cup. So I went to Prima Donna's site and found they had a fitting section where you put in your current bra and size, then they tell you what your Prima Donna bra size would be. I wear a 32F UK, 32G US, and a 32F Prima Donna. I chose to purchase from Amazon over another company for a few reasons, time for shipping, ease of returns should it not fit or be comfortable.My husband bought me the Deauville upon my request for Valentine's day in Winter Grey. I loved it so much, a week or so later, I bought the Black.Winter Grey: I fell in love with the fit and feel, the only thing I did not like was that the straps sat on the edge of my shoulders and over time (towards the end of the day) irritated them. I solved this problem, which I have in almost every bra, by buying a bra strap holder to pulled the straps in by an inch or so. The padding around the under wire made it feel as if I wasn't wearing an under wired bra at all. The bottom band, which is where I usually have issues, started out tight, but soon relaxed to where the whole side was working as one. Most bras, the bottom band digs in and holds all the pressure of my breasts making it hurt within hours. If I go up a band size, in those bras, my shoulders end up holding most of the weight. This was a beautiful balance of hold throughout the band and back, to where the straps weren't really needed till the end of the day. The cups moved with my breasts, never gapping as I moved, shifted or reached for things. As a petite, I often have issues with the under wire being to tall on the sides, I was pleasantly surprised this one stopped at just the right height without leaving side of breasts falling out. This is also the only bra I've had in the last several years that didn't cut into my armpit for the straps to hold, the elastic there also helped to make a form fit without it being tight.Black: I was so very excited to receive another bra that would finally be comfortable, to great disappointment. The band was over an inch smaller than the Winter Grey that I had only worn a few times. It was very tight and did not have the stretch in band or back the other did, making it put pressure on my ribcage uncomfortably. The straps although not rough weren't as soft and comfortable as my first. The under wire was all bent out of shape, I can only assume this was from mailing it, and I couldn't get it straightened out enough for a comfortable fit. Which this problem may lead to why the cup gapped as I moved, shifted and reached, but I don't personally think so. I think the elastic at the top of the cup was not right because the fit was much different from the Winter Grey.Overall, I can't tell you if one was a knock off or if both were genuine Prima Donna bras, but the Winter Grey had a nice fabric tag on the bra and the Blacks tag was probably polyester, which rubbed, itched and irritated my back. The same can be said about the tags marking the bras, the Winter Grey came with card, the Black a sewn on tag. I was told that Prima Donna bras have an embroidery logo on their bras, the Black had one, the Winter Grey did not. I love and am keeping the Winter Grey, while the Black is going back.

Been wearing this style for the past few years. Good support, comfortable & very pretty. Hold up well. I wash on delicate & hang dry. Last quite a few years

I purchased two of these bras three years ago after being fitted and they have been the best ever. Great support, very comfortable and gives a nice shape under clothes. Yes, a little pricey, but after purchasing other bras that just never fit right, these are well worth the price. I don't have to spend money on trial and error bras anymore. I do recommend getting fitted by a professional before purchasing, to make sure the fit is correct. I was wearing the wrong size bra,"forever" until the fitting. After three years of washing and air drying (not the dryer) they still look beautiful.

Hi, my PRIMA DONA bras have been for the last five years love them noticed that Amazon carried them ordered my same style and size and I was so happy until I got them & noticed it didn’t feel like the some material as my other bras Definitely not like the material I bought at a lingerie store underneath my breast were marks it was just very uncomfortable very disappointing, and to deal with a HoneyBrandd returning was even more disappointing. Not a great Experience at all