Cleo by Panache Lucy Balconnet Bra vs Panache Envy

Original review: I was very happy to find this bra for under $20 in my size. It's a very cute demi with no padding that provides really great support, good separation, and pretty cleavage. (The cups do not cover as much on me as they do on the model in the photo.) It also does a great job controlling the top of my breasts (i

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This bra fit well enough with just a bit of quad-boobing (it would be better-suited for breasts with bottom fullness and I am more even in shape). Overall, the material is nice and it is well-constructed, but I dislike the seam placement (sits below the nipple line and is visible through any lightweight shirt). The shoulder straps are also a bit wide for me, even though I have always considered myself to have slightly broad shoulders. It might be a bit more comfortable if it had a full band; as you can see from the photographs, the underwire sits below the level of the band

Good morning and welcome to the Bra Spas Saturday Style Series. I am modeling Envy for you today, so we're gonna talk about Envy by Panache. Envy by P...

I also really love the silhouette and shape that the Lucy gives. For starters it's very forward. A lot of times when you're fuller busted, bras tend t...

It has 4-part cups with side support, which this bra also has, so I thought it would be a guaranteed success. Well, I am so sad and disappointed that it just does not have the same support because all the material is too stretchy, and the cups are more separated. I am especially disappointed because the nude is perfect for my skin tone under lighter colored tops, and the seams are so nice and flush that they don't show at ALL! But the support is not there, affecting how my back feels and how my shape appears under clothing. I may reorder in a 36GG and/or 36H to see if that helps, but I am holding off for now because I suspect it is the stretchy material and the wider placement of the cups, not the size, that is the problem

It's a three-piece cup giving a nice baseball scene for a nice shapely look. It's also got very adjustable straps as well as a thin band around the ba...

Hi, it's Dominique from Braava, and today I'm going to review the Panache Envy Balconet Bra. So my favourite thing about this bra is the shape. There ...

The cups and “lace” at the top are not stretchy. Very nice detail on the design, lovely bra!

The back closure for the 36G is only two hooks high, which is NOT enough hooks for comfort, and they should have used sturdier materials for the larger cup sizes. The stuff it is made of is just not up to the task of handling 36G. It is overall flimsy, wiggly, too stretchy, and miserable to wear if you are both petite and big-busted. It fit well when I put it on in the morning but by evening had stretched and slid and rubbed my chest raw