Fashion

[cherry]

I'm in the market for some new under garments. I would like them to be pretty. I have a lot of the plain Jane variety. They are nice, and worth the price I paid, but this time I want pretty ,as well as functional

I had some of her stuff  (Rhonda's from HSN)years ago, and I didn't care for her bras. I see she has a new offering for the, Murder on the Orient Express ,special

The bra she is offering, has a back closure. I'm wondering if that might change my mind a bit?

[Mary Bailey]

Hi @cherry  Her items are very pretty.  I've ordered a few times but never liked the fit. I have seen similar items at TJMaxx and bought there instead.

[islandgrrl]

I have tried many of Rhonda's bras and while they were all very comfortable, her Jacquard Seamless Bra is the only one that is both comfortable and supportive enough for my D cups.

On panties:  I purchased her last five pack TS (pin up, boy shorts with lace style) and I am obsessed with them! Comfortable, light shaping and no panty lines.  Don't know what took me so long to try them.

[Mom2Dogs]

@cherry, her things are very pretty, but for me did not fit....I have only ordered 'bra' type items....she is quite busty and so am I, but not as busy as she is....there is NO support in her bras, I don't care what she says and I cannot see  how she wears the bras she sells.

[SilleeMee]

I like to wear these lace 'bralettes' not for support but as a modesty layering piece, pop of color, for my lower cut tops and cardigans when I don't want sleeves or a long line in the bodice area. I wear these over my regular bra so I have support for my DDs.

[Trix]

I've had good luck with Rhonda's Ahh bras.  I like the original step-in and the matching seamless panties. The bra really does give you moderate shape, lift and support.  Of course it's not your firm lift & shape bra, but you won't jiggle or have embarassing show thru wearing an Ahh.  I have even worn Ahh to low impact exercise classes.  They are great for Pilates, yoga and barre sessions. For a brief period after the initial success of the Ahh, I thought the bras became a bit flimsy for a while, but the past couple years that issue seems to have been corrected. My recent orders seem to be back up to the quality of the early ones.  

I'm not a big fan of Rhonda's Pin-up collection of bras and panties.  

[mimilucy]

I have heard Rhonda mention many times that she wears two of her bras at one time. I guess that's how she supports her girls.

[willdob3]

@cherry

I love Rhonda’s Pin Up Panties & have worn them almost exclusively for years. Very comfortable, a little shaping, no panty lines.  Some people complain they roll - those people are wearing the wrong size. 

I said for years that her aah bras had no support. I tried the original on at an outlet and that confirmed my thought. Then I decided I might like something like that to wear at home so I tried them again (at the outlet) but it was the new Pin Up bra version. They had enough support that I was quite surprised - I wear a DDD.   I bought them and wearcthem around the house sometimes. I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t wear them in public. If I had less to jiggle, I might. 

I’ve never tried her other bras. She used to make a “wear your own bra” shaping cami that I liked but it disappeared a while ago. 

[cherry]

I took a chance, and ordered her, Murder on the Orient Express ,set.  The bra straps are adjustable, and it has a back closure.  I don't know if it was hype or not ,but when I got it into my cart, I got a message saying it was in danger of selling out

I will let you know what I think ,after I get them.  THanks everyone for your help