I'm always a bit sceptical when buying bras, as I rather annoyingly fit between the sizes of DD and E, but as soon as I put this bra on, I knew it was perfect. It's super comfy and so easy to relax in, but doesn't compromise on support in the slightest. Everything still feels in place, but it's in no way restrictive. The only problem I have is that it only comes in one colour, otherwise, I definitely would have bought more!

This bra is so comfortable - something I didn't think I'd find in the third trimester of pregnancy! It's soft, fits beautifully, and is supportive enough for slow-paced activities and chasing an active toddler! More colours please!

Well, I never thought I could get away with a non-wired bra with these girls, but the Nova arrived the morning and I don't know I'm wearing it. It's so comfy, I feel quite smug. I do keep checking I haven't developed a mono-boob, but so far so good. I'm even pleased that they look smaller under my top too. More colours please, non-wire is the way forward!

This bra is the best non-wired bra I have ever worn. Plenty of support, generous cup size and the smooth fabric sits nicely under clothes. It is also so stylish that you could easily wear it as a bikini top, which I plan on doing. I have just ordered another one - more colours please!

This is the most comfortable bra ever ! And, for a wireless bra the support is really good. Wish it came in white or natural as well .

Always wore wired bras even though it feels like they are cutting into your rib cage so been on the hunt for a non wired one for years spending money on useless brand that say they are made for “bigger boobs “ ... but now I have found this it’s amazing I can move without worrying I did have to get a size bigger in the back to compensate for the side boobs a little bit but wow

Being at home meant, like most, I needed a bra that was comfortable and where wires don't dig in. I've tried most of the non-wired bras here, but at size 36HH, they all give that dreaded monoboob. The Nova however, managed to keep my boobs separate, probably due to the crossover design. There is nowhere near the amount of support you get from underwired bras - ie I wouldn't be jumping around or going outside with this on, but it is definitely better than no bra at all. It also doesn't give me the most flattering of shapes. I wear the Jasmine a lot - upfront and together. The Nova pushes my boobs down and to the side more, almost like a minimiser bra. I struggle with straps too - thin ones will dig into my shoulders. The Nova was surprisingly comfortable for most of the day. But sadly, by the end of it, the straps were digging in painfully. If the front part continued over for just another inch or so, this probably wouldn't have happened. But it did mean I had to wait a few days before wearing again. Also, I found the band rides a little at the back, and under my boobs at the front rather than lying flat against my ribcage. Maybe I need to go up a cupsize and down a band size. I am keeping it though as its good enough for being hunched over my desk for hours on end and I certainly don't mind the wires digging in after a time on every other bra I own!

I wrote an earlier review saying it found that the straps were too narrow and dug in. I decided I’d try my own at home hack, and sew in some wider elastic myself. While experiment with this, I worked out that what this needed was for the wide elastic band at the front under the breast to continue all the way round to the back. The narrow elastic at the back had been folding and cutting in. Having added an equally wide band to the back of the bra myself, it’s a lot more supportive and comfortable. If Bravissimo can do the same, and widen and/or pad the shoulder straps this might work. At least I’ve managed to rescue it from the back of the bra drawer for now.