Triumph Amourette Wired Minimiser Bra | Fuller Bust

A minimiser that still feels feminine.

If you love the idea of a minimiser but don’t want your bra to look overly practical, the Triumph Amourette is a rather lovely answer.

Designed to visually reduce the bust by up to one cup size, its clever wired construction redistributes the bust to create a smoother, more streamlined silhouette underneath clothing.

But this is Amourette, so Triumph hasn’t forgotten the pretty bits.

Beautiful lace detailing softens the look, while smooth microfibre through the sides gives a clean finish beneath clothes. Soft elastics around the inner cup edge and carefully finished seams have been designed with comfort in mind.

The result is a proper supportive minimiser that feels feminine rather than functional.

Why we love it at Amélie

Because sometimes you don’t want to make your bust disappear. You just want your shirt to button properly and your clothes to fall beautifully.

A good minimiser isn’t about squashing the bust. It’s about clever shaping and redistribution.

The Amourette does exactly that while still giving you the support of an underwire and the prettiness of Triumph’s signature lace.

We also love the smooth microfibre sides, particularly underneath more fitted clothing.

Pretty, practical and genuinely useful.

Details

• Wired minimiser bra
• Designed to visually reduce the bust by up to one cup size
• Supportive shaping for a more streamlined silhouette
• Beautiful Amourette lace detailing
• Soft, smooth microfibre sides
• LYCRA® fibre for comfortable stretch and fit
• Soft elastic around the inner cup edge
• Smooth, delicate stitching for additional comfort
• V-shaped strap slides for improved comfort and support
• Designed with fuller busts in mind

Fabric: 68% Polyamide, 32% Elastane

Perfect for

Fuller busts, fitted dresses, shirts, blouses and knitwear, or those occasions when you’d simply like your bust to appear a little less prominent underneath your clothes.

Amélie fitting tip: Don’t automatically buy a minimiser in a bigger size because you’re worried about feeling compressed. A correctly fitted minimiser should feel secure, not restrictive. The magic happens in the construction of the cup, not by squeezing you into it.