Dominique Juliette Shaping Support Strapless Longline Corset Bridal Bra

Great bra. Wore it to a wedding and danced all night.

I wore this for 10 hours, for a wedding. Was sitting, standing, and walking (a ton!) and it was 100% comfortable the entire time! I never wear corsets and had to buy this for the dress I wore. I was afraid it would poke my ribs or squeeze me, but it didn't! The cups run about a size large and it takes another person to put it on you, but I highly recommend it. My dress was form fitting, it made me look thinner and it was smooth, so you couldn't tell I was wearing it. I will have no problem wearing it again (if I ever need to!). I was measured before I purchased it, and wear a 40DD bra, after reading the reviews about the cups I ordered a 40D. They were still a little roomy but that is better than too small! It supports well, and the girls stayed put till I took it off.

Fit was ok when trying on, cups were a bit too big, but eh, close enough. However, after getting dressed on the day of, and leaving the house to go to an event, I sit down in the car, and suddenly the boning in the sides of the corset are jamming up into my armpits, and my boobs are trying to make a break for it over the top of my dress. I get that a bustier pushes them up, but this was ridiculous. We get to where we're going and get out of the car. Ah, sweet relief... everything goes back down where it's supposed to go, and I no longer feel like there's a chopstick being poked up into each armpit. Greet others, smile politely, make small talk. And then we're seated for dinner. Dear Lord, not again...yep, right back up into the armpits. And flashing a fair bit of the corset over the top of my dress bodice for everyone else at the table. Great. At least it's the corset fabric and not my actual breasts showing, though if I need to lean forward for any reason, that may change. Maybe if I kind of turn a little to the side? Nope, still jabbing me, just kind of twisted sideways now. So fun. On a positive note, after a couple hours and a few drinks, your armpits kind of go numb and you just accept your fate. FINALLY back home, and...*pure bliss* as I finally spring myself free of this thing and throw it across the room with a deep sigh of relief. So why 3 stars instead of one? Because in all fairness, this would probably work perfectly fine for someone a fair bit taller than my 5'2", or someone with an exceptionally long torso. For those closer to my height and build, (here's the word of advice) I would recommend going to one of the online second-hand marketplaces and finding an Empire Intimates corset/bustier and buying that instead (they tend to run small, so you may need to size up from brands like this one). I had purchased one from them years ago that I really liked, but now need a larger cup size. They have apparently gone out of business, and this corset was the closest I could find. Only for some reason, this brand is 2-3 inches longer in length, and at my height/build, that extra length has nowhere to go when sitting, and gets pushed straight up. If I'd paid more attention beforehand, I would have realized this and bought a previously worn corset in a brand that I know would fit me. Anyways, it was an interesting adventure and a learning experience. Best of luck out there, my friends. The world of specialty undergarments is not for the faint of heart.

I'm typically a full 34DDD (I'm 5'9", 170 lbs for reference on sizing). I read the reviews and ordered a 36F. The corset fit perfect. I felt very, very supported and secure. I could bend over and pick something up without fear of popping out. Since the corset was long, I didn't have a muffin top and it didn't create any back bulging. The back of the corset was below where my bra would normally fall on my back. All in all, this is a very solid choice. The only reason why I gave it a 4/5 is that I returned it because I did not like the cups. The cups had padding but there's a seam in the middle (not molded foam cups) that made my breasts go into an 80s pointy-ish shape that I did not like. Update: My honest reviews of it is this (I'm usually a 34DDD. I read the reviews to go up a band size and picked 36F that worked for me): 1. I feel very secure and can bend over in it without feeling like I'm going to pop out. 2. The back is fairly low and is a good many inches below my regular band. 3. The boning feels plenty and secure without being pokey. 4. The reviews are true that it doesn't make a muffin top! 5. DOWNSIDE: The cups are kind of pointy. They're secure and padded but the seam makes them a little 80's ish imo. Since I wasn't really crazy with the cup shape, I returned and then purchased Va Bien Women's Ultra-Lift Low Back Bustier. I got it and HATED it. The cups, to me, have 0 support. Failed the bend over test. The boning felt more sparse than the other one. I ended up returning this one and repurchasing the Dominique Juliette one.

Settle in, because I have a long complaint. I have ordered FOUR of this exact brand in different sizes. None have fit right. The first two, I ordered through David's Bridal. So I can forgive those failures as being DB's fault. I was fitted with a Dominique torselette at DB and the try on one fit like a dream (hence why I was willing to keep buying different sizes, in search of that golden lie). The one I received from DB was a 48C. My normal bra size is a 46G. 48C had too small of cups, and didn't go even half around my torso. I exchanged it for another size, a 46G (because this was the largest size DB offered!), which of course was too small around, BUT the cups were ridiculously huge! So screw DB, I went to Amazon. I read reviews that say to go up a band size and down a cup size from my normal bra size. This sounded reasonable. So I order a 48DD. Too small around, too big of cups. Irritated, I ordered another size. I was able to use extensions to get the 48DD to clasp, so this time I ordered a 52D. Well, it fits perfectly around me, but the cups are still so huge that I could fit two of my G cup breasts inside each side of the shelf. WTF. My wedding is less than a month away now, and I don't have time to fool around with return shipping or ordering something else. This corset is ridiculous. If you are plus size, DO NOT PURCHASE.

I love this . It is made with so much detail . Finally a strapless bra with so much support for large chested female. I would recommend it to anyone needing support. Wearing the styles with off the shoulder and strapless dresses . Very comfortable . Easy to put on and take off. I give it 5 stars. It is beautiful and sleek.

I purchased this and was worried based upon the price point that the quality would be poor. It was perfect. I love the length, as it creates an hourglass figure instead of a muffin top. The boning in it was supporting but not uncomfortable. It gave me a perfect silhouette. I would absolutely purchase it again. Sidenote, you can customize your fit based upon the hook and eye closures on the back. Feel free to make it smaller and larger by utilizing all four rows of hooks. Highly recommend.

The cups on this bra are not supportive AT ALL. And my breasts are not very big (sadly) so I know that wasn’t the problem. This bustier is pretty but it suffers from the same shortcomings that most cheap bustiers do; cheap, thin plastic bones that bend and deform within the first half hour of wear creating weird lumps and bumps. Its difficult to put it on by yourself because the tiny hooks are in the back and if you try hooking it in the front then spinning it around then you can’t hook it tight enough to actually do anything for your figure because if you hook it tight it is basically impossible to turn it around. If you are slender and have someone to help you put it on, this bra might be cute lingerie but for my thicc sisters; I do not recommend this bra. For the record; I have tried every form of shapewear and foundational garment from basic smoothing panties to fajas to high-end custom made waist-training/tightlacing corsets - I am coming from a place of experience. This “corset”/bustier is mostly just for looks, it won’t give much of a slimming or shaping effect, doesn’t give boobs any support or lift, and it might even add some bulk underneath certain outfits.

Looks great and fits well. Very happy

I purchased this in 36C, and the corset part fit very well and as expected, but the cups were definitely a size larger than expected. For reference, at Calvin Klein bras I fit 36C exactly, here I think I should have gone 36B. Moreover, I had hoped that the corset body would give a sort of "lift" effect from the bottom, but unfortunately this was not the case. I do wonder if maybe I had bought silicone chicken cutlet boosts to put into this 36C bra, if then it would have had the intended effect, but in the end decided to send the item back. Other than the cup being sized that way and it not having the lift effect I was looking for, it was very well constructed.

Práctico y funcional me sacó de apuro en mi bida

Daughter has a formal dance and wanted a strapless dress This bustier is snug and stays put, it’s great it has two set of hooks Will be pinning the dress to it She a 38 B Had to get a 36 D for proper fit The cup is for a fuller breast so will have padding added

Used this for my wedding and it was perfect. Stayed in it for 12+ hours and while I was delighted to have it off, it was comfortable the whole time. Whats more, it kept things where they belonged. I would recommend going to get officially sized. I had my size done at Victoria secret and they told me a 36DD even though I've always bought 38C. I ordered the 36DD for the torsolette and it was great.