'I have honestly been overwhelmed with the quality of Oola'
Bras bras bras! I don’t know about you, but I’ve had a complex relationship with bras my entire life. I’ve suffered through anorexia, bulimia and binge eating which has meant my requirements from lingerie has frequently changed. I spent most of my life feeling unhappy with my tatas: their size, their shape, even their colour. But as I entered my mid 30’s I decided to begin a self love journey, which included learning to love my chest, and getting them properly supported. I didn’t know it at the time, but that journey would lead me to be lucky enough to model lingerie and plus size fashion. This has allowed me to try on so many different types and styles of bra during this quest to find the perfect boulder holder!
I have recently tried on 3 sets of Oola lingerie and I have been surprised. I don’t know why i was surprised. As far as I’m aware Oola Lingerie are the only brand that specifically cater for the curvier gal. I don’t just mean a fuller bust, I mean the plus size women of this world. I have had so many issues shopping with various brands in the past as they don’t have right design for a fuller shape woman. Just adding more elastic is not enough! And don’t even get me started on the non-inclusive sizing of the knickers in matching sets with most brands… (stay calm Ginny, deep breathes!) I’m a 38G/40FF cup so it shouldn’t be surprising that I need a size 22 brief and not a size 8 … so why sell a bra in a 38G and not offer a varied pant range? I could rant about this for hours, but instead I’ll talk about the fab experience I’ve had trying on some Oola lingerie sets.
First style: The Lace and Logo Non Padded Underwired Bra with matching high waist brief (I tried colours teal and black)