Bluebella Gabriella Floral Embroidered Bra - Black - 30F

A demi bra, also known as a half-cup bra, covers about half of the breast. It typically offers less coverage than a full cup bra, providing a natural shape and lift, and is often preferred for lower-cut necklines.

The band should fit snugly around your ribcage, sitting parallel to the cups. The underwire should encase all breast tissue without digging in, and the cups should be smooth without gaping or overflow. The straps should provide lift without digging into your shoulders.

No, hand washing in cold water with a mild detergent is strongly recommended to preserve the delicate embroidery, lace, and shape of the bra.

The underwire provides structure and support, helping to lift and shape the breasts. It ensures the bra stays in place and offers a defined silhouette.

While designed with quality and support, the delicate nature of the embroidery and sheer lace suggests it is best suited for special occasions or careful everyday wear to prolong its lifespan. For very heavy-duty daily support, a simpler style might be more durable.

It means that intricate floral patterns have been stitched onto the fabric using embroidery techniques. This adds a decorative element and texture to the bra. The Gabriella bra also features a pleated fan design for added detail.

The signature Bluebella gold-tone hardware refers to the metal details, such as adjusters or charms, on the bra. It's a branding element that adds a touch of premium finish.

Adjust the straps to a looser setting. Ensure the band is sitting correctly on your ribcage, as a loose band can cause straps to bear too much weight.

Check that the band is fastened on the loosest hook initially, and that it fits snugly but comfortably. Ensure the underwire is sitting correctly around the breast tissue. Consider if the cup size is appropriate.

This can occur with wear and tear. If the fabric casing around the underwire is damaged, it may need repair or replacement of the bra.

Handle the bra with care during wear and washing. Snags are difficult to repair; if minor, a careful trim might be possible, but significant damage may require professional attention or replacement.