Ann Summers Endless Attraction Padded Plunge Bra - Floral - Black

A plunge bra features a deep V-neckline at the front, with cups angled to push breast tissue inward and upward, creating enhanced cleavage. It's ideal for low-cut tops and dresses.

To find your correct size, measure your underbust firmly for the band size and your bust loosely at the fullest part for the cup size. Consult a brand's specific size chart, as sizes can vary. Many stores also offer professional fitting services.

For best results and to preserve the delicate embroidery, padding, and underwire, hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent is strongly recommended. Machine washing, even on a delicate cycle, can reduce its lifespan.

Underwired bras have a sturdy, semi-circular wire sewn into the bottom of the cups. This wire provides enhanced support, lift, and separation, helping to shape and define the bust.

While designed for elegance and cleavage enhancement, its comfort and support make it suitable for everyday wear for many. However, personal preference for padding and specific materials may vary for daily use.

Ciré refers to a finishing technique that gives fabric a glossy, wet-look appearance. In this bra, it's applied to the floral embroidery, giving it a lustrous and bold effect that stands out against the sheer mesh.

This usually indicates the cup size is too large or the band is too loose. Try a smaller cup size or a tighter band setting. Ensure you've scooped all breast tissue into the cups.

The band is likely too loose. Fasten it on a tighter hook or consider a smaller band size. The majority of support should come from the band, not the straps.

This could mean the cup size is too small, or the bra isn't sitting correctly on your ribcage. Ensure the underwire fully encapsulates your breast tissue without resting on it, and that the center gore lies flat against your sternum. Re-adjusting the 'scoop and swoop' method often helps.

If the straps are digging in, it often means the band is not providing enough support. Tighten the band first. If the problem persists, loosen the straps slightly. The straps should only provide about 10% of the bra's support.