As a 40D, I have been wearing Bali Minimizers for nearly a decade. They're definitely the best minimizer around, keeping everything lifted and attractive and snug without being uncomfortable or looking too much like a granny bra.

In fact, the only issue I have with this bra is the advertising it uses in the ads on Amazon. When I'm trying to decide what bra to buy, I don't want to see what it looks like on a 98 pound model with an A cup. Maybe if I were a 98 pound model with an A cup myself, and I was in the market for a just-to-look-pretty teeny-tiny bra with lace and doo-dads then I would want to see the 98 pound, A cup model.

But I'm in the market for an over-the-shoulder-boulder-holder, because I am a big-busted woman. I want to know if the bra will actually minimize well. How could I possibly gain this information from the photo if the model doesn't need to be minimized? The picture that accompanies these Bali Minimizer bras on Amazon is thus totally worthless advertising, in the most literal sense. Let's get a model who actually might need a minimizer (or a bra at all, for that matter) in these photos, please!