The Butterfly Bra - Taking Flight or a Hefty Flop?
Posted by Saucy Dame Dizzle on
May 22, 2008
“When a bra hurts you, it can change your personality.” - Jill Scott
According to Jill Scotts testimonial, the new “Butterfly Bra” is the best thang poppin’ for well endowed, “top heavy” women looking for greater support.
Being a ‘woman of substance’ myself, I was excited for the launch of what was promised to be under garments sent from the heavens above. Finally, no more bulges, shoulder aches and under-wire madness.
I addressed this issue 5 years ago and since then, little has changed for the plight of the big bosomed. It’s hard out here for us womens with the ‘tigolbitties’. I was excited for Scottl and the rest of ‘us’. AMEN to sexy and supportive undergarments! *shakes tambourine*
Well, from what I’ve seen online, I’m not feeling like a standing ovation is in order. I applaud the intent, but end result leaves me yawning in my seat. I mean, is that all? Is there more to come? Sure looks like a grand-mama bra collection if you ask me. Actually, does 4 pieces, two being of them panty girdles, make a ‘collection’?
I hope there is more designing in the works because what I’ve seen so far is a huge let down, which really surprises me, because I just knew Jilly was going to bring the hotness.
Anybody out there actually try on one of the butterfly bras yet? If so, holla us.
Inquiring minds want to know.
5 Responses to “The Butterfly Bra - Taking Flight or a Hefty Flop?”
Next time I am in The Avenue I will try it out but I don’t like all those hooks and catches. It looks like with all that support the girls should be up riding high.
By Berry on May 25, 2008
I just perused the site and I’m not impressed either. They could have done a whole lot better than this “army issued” stuff.
By Baby Girl on May 28, 2008
Ok, well I think in the world of cup captures, the women aren’t the ones designing the capturers for said cups. I believe the final cut of choice is made by a man. I hope women gain control over their own under-facilities. I always thought, how can a man make an item fit for a woman, better than a woman can?
Never the less, I can’t wait for the true freedom of the well endowed ladies. I would love to support you.
LOL
By The Fifth Letter [E] on May 29, 2008
Just glad to hear someone use the term, “top heavy” in this decade.
Also as a dude I can say that the bra in question was not designed by a man. No dude would design a bra that looks like it came out of his Grandma’s closet.
By Ahmad on Jun 4, 2008
Dont bother! I ordered this bra, and what a waste of time. After they got my order wrong, and I called and corrected them, I finally got my bra, What a let down. This bra is not as great as they have u believe. Sure there are plenty of hooks, but the straps are flimsy, it is way to low cut for a large busted woman, and it offers little support in the front. I was disappointed, I am sticking with the enell sports bra, which offers support and stays in place….Besides, of the $55.00 total cost, for bra, tax, shipping and the cost to send it back, I am only getting back $39.00….if u are looking for real support, then dont bother with this bra. I am disappointed, yet again.
By valarie on Jul 2, 2008