If you are ordering Maison Lejaby from Belle Lingerie for the first time, subscribe to the newsletter for 10% off eligible full-price items. Reduced Maison Lejaby products sit outside the offer, which you use on its own. Belle Lingerie’s Maison Lejaby range includes several versions of Sin as well as Flora and Ombrage. Sort by cup shape before colour, particularly if you are buying to wear under a specific neckline.
Tell the Sin full-cup and push-up designs apart
Both designs appear with Sin in their name and have been listed in Pink Lemonade. Open the exact product rather than relying on the range and colour alone. The full-cup listing is the one to compare for coverage, while the push-up listing is where you should check the shaping and padding details. Look at how the centre sits relative to the opening of the top you want to wear.
Look at the Sin Full Cup Bra in the context of choosing a bra for a different neckline, then compare it with the Sin Push Up Bra for the shape and coverage at the top of the cups. When the retailer shows several versions of the Sin Full Cup Bra, read the name of the specific one you would buy instead of using the default photograph as the only guide. That is especially useful if a listing for the Sin Push Up Bra makes a different trade-off on the shape and coverage at the top of the cups from the option you saw first.
Flora in Gypse gives you a balcony reference
The Flora Semi-Padded Balcony Bra gives you another cut to consider. Compare its upper line with the Sin full cup, then check how much of the bra would be covered by your outfit. If you want a pale style, look at the named Gypse colour in the listing, and think about how it will show through the actual fabric. Use the product notes for padding rather than assuming all balcony cuts are built the same way.
If the Flora semi-padded balcony bra is on your shortlist for wearing a dress with a broader neckline, compare it with the Sin full-cup bra on the point of the position of the straps and upper edge of the cup. Look at the fit, construction or contents that are listed for the Flora semi-padded balcony bra itself. This is worth doing if the photos for the Sin full-cup bra give you a similar impression at first glance. The choice is clearer when you know how each item would work for wearing a dress with a broader neckline.
Open Ombrage when cup panels are the detail you want to compare
The Ombrage listing describes a three-panel underwired bra and shows a shade called Orchidee. Its seam lines give you a useful comparison with Flora’s balcony cut. Check the photos from the side and front, especially if you dislike seams showing under a thin top. If you already own a Lejaby bra, use its exact model and size to compare the new shape. That will tell you more than assuming the brand will fit identically in each range.
The photos for the Ombrage three-panel underwired bra tell part of the story. For finding a bra to wear beneath a light shirt, read the notes on the panel seams and any visible trim and set them alongside the description of the Flora balcony bra. If you are deciding between sizes or options for the Ombrage three-panel underwired bra, check the retailer’s information for that product first. Details supplied for the Flora balcony bra apply to that listing and may not answer the same question for the Ombrage three-panel underwired bra.
Once you’ve chosen the Maison Lejaby style you shortlisted, check whether your exact selection is eligible for the welcome saving. Use the instructions in the sign-up email for an eligible full-price Maison Lejaby item, and use the displayed price if it is already reduced. If you’re comparing different Maison Lejaby styles in one basket, the latest Belle Lingerie promotions for Maison Lejaby are another place to check the alternatives.
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