A new Bra

[Susann_Gardener]

I have been looking for a bra that will give my breasts (size 8 forms) a nice, realistic, noticeable jiggle. I have a couple I have talked about in the skiing thread, but I’m always looking for something better, and, it’s fun to shop for bras.

So I went to Sears and found an Amanda Stewart underwire with microfiber cups. The cups seemed to be stretchy enough to work, so I took a 38C (my usual size) and a 38D to the men’s room to try on. I chose the 38D. I just barely filled the cups and this allowed for more jiggle. Got to wear it for a couple hours last night and it does allow jiggle, both vertical and horizontal, the net effect is a great feeling! I also find that the increase in cup size produces the corresponding visual effect. I suspect the C cup was squishing my breast some, and also not allowing me to pull available flesh into the cup.

Anyway, I’m real happy with my new bra.
Susann

[Virginia]

I have found that at least for Virginia, the wireless bra works best for the "jiggle." I also find that a form that fully fills the cup in the wireless seems to work. Not knowing what type of forms that you have (I have Pals) and they are a bit heavy, it is important to have a "solid bra" that can be adjusted to keep it in place, i.e., good shoulder straps. I guess it is a "trial and error" routine that we have to go through. Of course it also depends on what kind of look we are going for as well. If I am going our in public I do not want anything that will bring undue attention to my chest, like uncontrolable bouncing when I walk. Anyway, good that you try them on before you buy them. A couple of times I bought four but before asked what the return policy was, that way I could take them home and try them with the various forms and blouses I would wear with them.
Good luck and chest up, honey!
Virginia