Guide to Adore Me Bra Styles, Sizing and Fit

This list also includes bras by the licensed brand Adored by Adore Me, though they are only associated with the Adore Me brand by name. 

Below is a mostly-comprehensive list of Adore Me and Adored by Adore Me bras, including their style names and style numbers where available, with notations on whether each is suitable for shallow or projected breasts and wide or narrow roots. The list prioritizes bras currently available, but some discontinued styles are included for reference. Adored by Adore Me, the more affordable sub-brand often sold at retailers like Walmart and Target, is integrated here with notations for easy comparison.

Notes on Fit and Breast Shape

Shallow vs. Projected: Shallow breasts have less forward projection and a wider base, needing wider, less deep cups to avoid gaping or empty space at the top. Projected breasts extend farther out, requiring deeper cups with immediate projection at the wire. Adore Me bras are predominantly molded, padded, or lightly lined with shallow cup shapes, making them ideal for shallow profiles that benefit from rounding and lift, but often too shallow for projected shapes, leading to quad-boob, compression, or overflow.

Wide vs. Narrow Roots: Wide roots span a broader chest area, needing wider wires for comfort and to prevent digging into breast tissue; narrow roots are more compact, needing narrower wires to ensure the gore tacks fully. Adore Me and Adored wires are generally wide to average, suiting wide roots well but frequently too broad on narrow roots, causing gaping or poor centering.

How to Use This List

Identify Your Shape: Use Adore Me’s Fit Guide on their website or other resources to confirm if you’re shallow or projected and your root width.

Match Bra Style: For shallow breasts, prioritize padded, molded, or push-up bras (e.g., Elie Push-Up, Ainslee Contour). For projected breasts, choose unlined or full coverage if available (options limited; consider sister sizing up for depth).

Check Root Width: Ensure wire width aligns with your root—Adore Me’s wide-to-average wires favor wide roots

Additional Notes

Shape-Specific Collections: Adore Me’s push-up and contour lines (e.g., Elie, Ainslee) dominate for shallow breasts with wide roots, offering padded molding for smooth, rounded profiles and cleavage enhancement. Adored’s lace styles (e.g., Morgan, Lace Push-Up) provide affordable alternatives with similar shallow fits. For projected shapes, unlined options like Cinthia offer the deepest cups available, but they're rare—most are lined and shallow.

Some wearers critique Adore Me molded bras (e.g., Blush Strapless) for exacerbating issues on projected FOT breasts, causing overflow or migration. Plunges and balconettes are favored for narrow roots and close-set shapes but can gap on wide or very shallow profiles due to average projection. Quality and consistency vary, with fast wear and color-to-color differences.

Wire Width: Adore Me and Adored bras typically have wide to average wires, suiting wide roots but challenging very narrow ones (e.g., Push-Up Plunge for closer fits). Reviews on Walmart and Target emphasize trying on, as wires broaden in larger sizes. 

Discontinued Styles: Early favorites like older Carlisle variants remain popular for their balconette versatility but vary in availability.

Fit Variability: Cup depth and wire width vary by size and color (e.g., smaller cups shallower). For projected shapes, sister size up in cup (e.g., 32D vs. 34C) if too shallow; for shallow, down a cup to avoid gapping. Adore Me’s sizing uses outdated +4 methods, often underestimating cups—trust ABTF calculator. Always scoop and swoop, and use their Fit Guide for guidance, but expect inconsistencies.

List of Adore Me Bras (Including Adored by Adore Me)