The wrap style means that one side is wrapped more loosely than the other. I could not adjust this to get it to look right, and if I couldn't do it while standing still in front of the mirror, I definitely wouldn't want to have to deal with adjustment throughout the day. This might be a good option for wide-set breasts, but not for center-facing or projected.

I really like this bra - it’s comfortable, just right support for daily wear, and looks good, too. I would prefer without the front seams as this does show through some shirts.

Wudnt buy again due to style not sitting properly at the Wrap over side

So nice to wear a bra that supports without a wire digging into you. Comfortable and barely know you are wearing it. A relief in comparison to the old skool wired contraptions. My boobs thank me!

I had high hopes for this bra and it starts off comfy but by the early evening it’s dug into my ribs so hard I have to undo it. Sadly I’m having to buy another bra because it didn’t measure up. I thought it might loosen or slacken with a bit of wear but unfortunately not

Straps are really cutting in . Band cuts in underneath even though I have the right size . Not brilliant

I have about 4 different no wire bras now, including the Luna and Zara bras and this is by far my favourite. It is comfy and has definition (no uniboob). I love love love love it and plan to buy a second very soon. Just a heads up to anyone new to no wire bras, I often find the the back strap uncomfortable the first wear or two but after that it always seems fine (might just be me but who knows :) )

The straps dig painfully in my shoulders. I returned these.