Panache Womens Porcelain Elan Plunge Bra (7326)

I love this bra. It really lifts and gives good cleavage. Ordered a second one immediately! I don’t fall out of it and it’s cut low enough for v necks. I wear a 34G and am a size12. I didn’t love wearing it to bed, but if you don’t wear bras to bed it’s great. During the day the fit was very comfortable. I also love the skinny straps that can better fit under cute tops. Will probably end up buying more than 2. I look thinner when I wear it compared to other bras

The fit of the bra was amazing and I wanted to make it work since I can never find the right size. But the bra itself was so thin that it didn’t offer enough coverage and overall was not the quality I expected for the price.

I already have and love the porcelain plunge bra, so when I saw the convertible Elan, I was excited to try it out. I fits the same as the regular porcelain plunge. It is comfortable and supportive. I love the convertible option so I can wear it with different tops and still keep the straps hidden. My only complaint is that the straps don't seem long enough to really accommodate the convertible feature. I have to loosen them all the way for it to fit. Still, I was able to do this and it worked, just fit more snugly. All-in-all, I think it's a great bra and am considering getting it in the nude color also.

I have been looking for the perfect bra, basically since I needed to start wearing one and I've finally found it. Basically I always ran into the issue that if it fit around the bust, it was too big in the cups, and if the cups fit the bust didn't. So I was always falling out of them. While I was shopping around I saw a review on another bra that said to switch to UK sizes They said that they were more true to size. So that's what I did. I went and put on my best bra that I had, which to be fair isn't all that great, and I measured myself. What I learned was that I was about two cup sizes larger and one size larger around the bust, compared to my Victoria Secret measuring. After I had done that I continued to look, this time in my proper size, when I found a review on a different bra that suggested this brand. It suggested a full coverage one, but I've personally never been a fan of those as I have a short torso. So I decided to look at everything they sold on here and came across this wonderful demi plunge bra. Now I know a lot of people don't like demi bra's because they feel like they are falling out of them, but this doesn't happen when your are wearing the proper size. That is why it is so important for one to measure themselves first and to use the UK system. TL;DR : Bra's never fit right; kept falling out of them, switched the way I measured found new bra that fit perfectly.

It seemed to me this was a ‘seconds’ or defective product. The fit was way off, and the seams on the bra did not lay flat when it was put on. I wear this brand regularly, always the same size, and this was measurably smaller in the band size than normal.

Ugh, I'm so over bra shopping in general. I thought I had finally gotten a decent fit with this one, but it only works if the straps are placed at the very edge of my shoulder, about to fall off my arms. If I put the straps in a comfortable position further in my shoulder, the cups poke out and leave this weird gap at the top of my breast. Kinda just wanna say eff it and burn them all :/

I have some beautiful Panache bras but I needed something smooth and simple to wear under shirts that show too much of the more detailed bras and this bra fit the bill to a T!! I've been wearing Panache bras for 10 years and their quality is the best I've ever worn but you have to know your true European size and you have to know the European way of wearing a bra and the fact is that is not always comfortable. This bra happens to be quite comfortable but I'll take my 45 year old 34H girls being fabulously lifted and separated over comfort at this point in my life. In another 10 - 15 years I may slide into the "comfort bras" but for now I will keep with great quality and support which I always get from Panache.

This has been my go to bra for years because I need a plunge to accommodate close set breasts and there aren't a lot of options in my size range. It used to be oddly shallow at the wire, even for a molded cup, but the one I just bought seems like Panache has reshaped the cup so there is a lot less empty space at the bottom than I'm used to and the fit is much better. That said, I have both wide and tall roots and am relatively shallow for my size, so this is still not the bra for you if you are narrow and projected. I also like it because it's light weight and stretchy with narrow straps, while most bras in this size range feel like boob armor. However, if you want full nipple coverage, you may be disappointed.