Should a bra cup cover the whole breast?
A bra cup shouldn't necessarily cover the whole breast, unless you're specifically wearing a full-coverage bra style. Other bra styles, like demi and perfect coverage, expose some breast tissue while still offering ample support.
However, the cup of the bra should never cut into your breast. If you're having spillage, that may indicate your bra cup is too small and you need to size up.

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CrossOver Bra
Wireless Bra
Honeylove's signature mesh details take this wireless bra to the next level. This wireless bra features a bonded cradle that replaces underwire for maximum comfort and support. A smoothing bra wing eliminates bulges at the back and underarm. Adjustable, convertible bra straps let you modify your fit. Premium four-way stretch fabric molds and expands to your shape.
Silhouette Bra
Wireless Bra
Flat, stretch silicone is coated in soft velvetine flocking for flexible support. This wireless bra features a bonded cradle that replaces underwire for maximum comfort and support. A smoothing bra wing eliminates bulges at the back and underarm. Raw cut, seamless bra construction disappears under clothes. Adjustable, convertible bra straps let you modify your fit.
SoftForm Bra
Wireless Bra
We took our perfectly fitted, super supportive, V-Neck Bra and gave it the softest, most magical fabric ever. This wireless bra features a bonded cradle that replaces underwire for maximum comfort and support. A bonded cradle replaces underwire for maximum comfort and support. The bra's hardware-free design lies invisibly underneath tight clothing for a truly invisible finish.