Cosabella Curvy Bras and Bralettes for Small Band, Large Cups

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Cosabella is a stylish Italian lingerie brand that carries bras and bralettes in a wide variety of sizes, but in particular it does well for a particular body type: those with large breasts and a small rib cage. This fit tends to be true across all of their collections, with some exceptions for individual styles.

What Cosabella fans especially like about this brand:

1. Their lingerie is sophisticated, sexy, and on-trend.

2. It offers a good variety of styles, detailing, and colors.

3. There are options available in band sizes 28 and 30.

4. The fabrics are high-quality.

A couple of common complaints I've heard about Cosabella:

1. Their bra sizing can be inconsistent across different styles.

2. Some people find it overpriced.

Bras and bralettes in the Cosabella Curvy collection are designed for DD-I cup sizes, with only one bra going up to I. It's usually quite difficult to find bralettes made to fit breasts in this size range, so if you've had the experience of trying to squeeze yourself into one from another brand that's much too small, you're not alone.

Being curvy doesn't mean you can't wear whisper-thin, barely-there lingerie, especially with this company. Their lace pieces are like a spider's web: silky but strong. Even I, a mere B cup, have a few of their bralettes. Unfortunately they aren't the best fit on me personally, because I'm not built right for the brand. But they make me wish I was.

So for those of you who do have the body type for Cosabella, go on with your bad self and consider picking up one of these beauties (or asking for one from your significant other). You can explore the collection here.

If you're shaped like me and you're feeling disappointed right now, I have something to show you. It's my favorite cami, and it's how I discovered Cosabella in the first place.

The Talco Long Camisole, at left. There's a racerback version of it in the Curvy collection too, but this is the one I own three of. The fabric is incredibly, stupidly soft. It's lightweight and thin but not flimsy, with just the right amount of stretch and cling.

It for sure isn't cheap, but if there's anyone in your life who likes to spend a lot of money on you, definitely hit them up. Shamelessly.