FreyaWomen's Plus Size Idol Allure Strapless Bra

I've been searching for months for a Strapless bra and was getting very discouraged that nothing fit right. And then I found this! The band is firm (where All the support comes from), and this Does Not Fall Down! The top of the band has a 1.25" wide elastic and a strip of silicone. The cups are actually quite stiff and somewhat rigid (very much like the Freya Deco), but in this case also provide extra support. There is no silicone anywhere on the cups, which makes it much more comfortable than strapless bras that do have silicone on the cups. The center gore is a bit tall but not uncomfortable, and there is enough depth for center fullness. The top edge of the cups are not closed in and they don't even cut into my armpits, so I don't get the dreaded quad boob. The straps feel like they would slide out of position but somehow they don't. And there are 2 positions both front and back to choose where to place the straps. Bottom line, this is a great bra if you need projection rather than being flattened like a pancake.

I bought size 36DD, so I am not small-chested, and I was amazed by the support and stability. I tried it on and I started jumping and the girls jiggled but stayed put. Next test, I shook what the good lord gave me as hard and as fast as I could and they did not pop out. There was also no weird squishing or bulging or double boob action. Very high quality. The only thing I haven't tested is whether it slips or falls during extended use, but based on my preliminary findings, I doubt that will be an issue. 10/10 would reccomend

Before I found the Freya brand, I never thought I'd be able to wear a strapless bra. I am a 32FF in Euro sizing and have been very busty since early adulthood, so just assumed I would never be able to wear anything strapless because finding even a "normal" bra was d*&% near impossible. This bra is very supportive and STAYS IN PLACE. I don't find myself having to tug at it or adjust, or worry that I'm going to fall out of it while I'm wearing it. Would I go running in it? No. But that's not what it's made for. It does come with straps so you can use it as a regular "straight strap" bra if you want, but I've found that configuration isn't very comfortable because of the placement of the strap holders. It does work well as a halter, racerback, or one-shoulder bra as well. Oh, and BIG, unexpected bonus? It's super pretty/sexy!

Let's be honest, finding a good strapless bra is like going on a mission to find a unicorn. I have tried so many - they are either too full coverage and flatten me out on top, hurt horrendously to wear for more than 5 minutes, have a terrible shape, etc. This one is the best I have found so far. I ordered my regular size of 34E and find it fits well, if not a bit small. I did this knowing the band always stretches out. I like the cups ever so slightly small because it helps in terms of a strapless with the push up/support. Not only does it have the sticky strip all around the bottom part of the bra so it doesn't move around, but that sticky part is not uncomfortable like most and also provides shape/support. I have projected breasts so they don't just sit up high by themselves - meaning, the comfortable support is a must for me. It is a tiny bit stiff/padded which I don't mind whatsoever as that's what gives it the shape. Not only that, it's actually pretty attractive.

Great strapless bra. Doesn't need constant adjusting. Snug, around back, but that's what you need to keep it in place! Got a 32G which is my regular size in Freya & Fantasie (British sizing). Don't love being called "plus size", but I guess my boobs are!

Great strapless bra for those of us that are well endowed! I’ve searched for years for something that was comfortable and supportive that would help give me shape and I finally found that in this bra.

I almost didn't keep this, because the cups were gaping and not full when I first tried it on. Thankfully I gave it a wear and breasts settle in quite nicely. Great support without crushing the ribs, something I had yet to experience in a strapless. The texture on the cups provides a nice matte background and camouflages well instead of the ubiquitous shiny cups of most strapless bras. Very happy I stuck with it. Actually true to size!

Who knew that a supportive, rather comfortable strapless bra existed? Now I do! After researching, measuring, and trying sizes recommended, I've finally discovered that bras are more comfy and supportive. I generally wear 28F or 30E in Panache and this strapless fit as expected. It stays up and has a nice round shape. I don't use the straps-I reserve this bra for strapless wear. It's held up well in the washing machine and laying out to dry.

I don't really like it, it is too bulky and padded for my liking.

I am not a little girl and gave up on strapless dresses and strappy or racerback tops long ago. Now I can finally wear them! It’s tight around the rib cage so get uncomfortable after a day of wearing but it needs to be. I do pull it up -but only once or twice a day in the bathroom so no big deal and well worth it.

I find this bra very uncomfortable. The top rim squishes into my boob and creates the dreaded B. Also the 28 band doesn't feel like a proper 28.. I ordered a 28DDD and the cup and band feels smaller than the Freya 28DD I ordered before. Sad because I was really looking forward to this bra.

Love this! I read somewhere that it’s best to size down for strapless bras to give you more support so that’s what I did (purchased 34gg instead of my usual 34h). It’s snug, and exactly what I hoped for.I feel like I could run a marathon in this this. I certainly won’t, but I could. ;)

If you want the cone bra look a la Madonna, this is perfect. I do not, so it will be returned. I'd hoped for cleavage, what I got was extreme separation to the level of unflattering. Do not bother with this if you want cleavage - what you get instead is a squashed look.Ordered my usual size in Freya bras (3GG) and was very disappointed. Do not recommend at all.