Curves and Lace

I went into Curves and Lace today when I was on a slight shopping spree, as I needed a backless, strapless silicone bra thing to wear underneath a backless dress for a dinner I am attending next weekend.
A couple of my pals had told me to go in here, because whilst they have some lovely lacy and pretty numbers, they also stock quite a few variations on the sort of industrial strength booby holders I was searching for. I walked in, took a look around, and immediately realised I was in the wrong place.
The bras were lovely; loads of nice colours, lacy, silky or cotton, with matching panties or thongs, but this wasn’t my concern. As I picked up a particularly nice purple lace number, I realised that I could fit my head into each of the cups… twice, probably. Both of my friends who made these recommendations were of ample boobage, probably a D or E cup at least. I am a humble B cup, which was 2 sizes below what this boutique offered!
Curves and Lace only caters for females with larger breasts, a voluptuous D to a back aching K. It is a godsend to my pals who just can’t pick up a £4 bra from Primark because of their measurements. The bras are not cheap, not by a long shot, and you can expect to pay in excess of £35−50 for one. However, you get what you pay for, and these bras are high quality.
Perfect for those of you blessed with an ample bosom!

I have ridiculous breasts. They cause me no end of trouble! I am a size 28D…28…D…That doesn’t even make sense! Not many stores sell lingerie for people like me who have teeny tiny backs but normal sized fun bags. Marks and Spencer’s do a size 28D in two of their lingerie ranges and they are very nice but they are lacking that certain je né sais quoi. Sometimes you have those special occasions, you know THOSE nights when you need something special. Something which says TAKE ME, TAKE ME NOW! Ahem. For these occasions I go to Curves and Lace.
Curves and Lace sell bras in a back size 28 to 48 and cup size D to K. K, wowza! They have bras from all the big name, big boobie brands such as Freya and Fantasie. The boutique itself is very fun and flirty and the window displays always show the most glamorous of lingerie and are styled with accessories such as feather boas.
The bras are not cheap. You’d be lucky to get anything for under £50 but if you are large in the breast department then I think it is worth investing in a couple of bras made by companies which specialize in supporting bigger boobs. Curves and Lace do sell practical white t-​shirt bras, but I say if you’re spending over £50 on a bra, indulge in something that makes you look and feel gorgeous!