Elomi Lucie Plunge Wired Bra Wildcat - 42E

The bra features a low center front design, which means it sits lower between the cups, allowing for deeper V-neck and plunging necklines without the bra being visible.

The top cup is made from a powerful stretch lace that conforms to the natural shape of the breast, offering ease of fit and a rounded appearance without creating pressure points or gaps.

Smaller band and cup sizes (e.g., 36-44D, 36-42DD, 36-40E, 36-38F, 36FF, 34G, 32GG) use a 2-hook fastening. Larger sizes use a 3-hook fastening for increased support and anchorage.

Yes, the combination of supportive construction, comfortable materials like stretch lace, and a smooth finish makes it suitable for daily wear, offering both comfort and a flattering shape.

A banded underwire refers to the underwire being encased in a firm band of fabric that sits close to the body. This construction provides a strong and supportive base for the cups.

Yes, the 'Wildcat' animal print is often considered versatile in lingerie as it adds a touch of pattern and interest without being overly loud, and can pair well with neutral undergarments or as a statement piece.

Having no elastic on the neck edge creates a smooth, clean finish that lies flat against the skin, preventing irritation and avoiding visible lines under clothing, especially important for seamless looks.

Ensure the band is fastened on the loosest hook setting that is still snug. The band provides most of the support; if it's too loose, it will ride up. Check that the bra size is correct, as a band that is too large is a common cause.

This usually indicates the band is too loose and the straps are carrying too much weight. Try fastening the band on a tighter hook. If the digging persists after adjusting the band, ensure the straps are correctly adjusted for your torso length.

A gap at the top of the cup may mean the cup size is too large or the top lace isn't sitting flat. Overflowing suggests the cup size is too small. Consider trying a different cup size or ensuring the stretch lace is sitting smoothly against the body.

Ensure the underwire is sitting correctly in the bra's cradle, directly against the ribcage. If the underwire is consistently uncomfortable, the bra size or shape may not be suitable for your body. Check that the underwire channel is not damaged.