Forme Radiance Bra & Sculpt Leggings Set - Not For-Me Peek-A-Boob!

Forme products might be perfect for wealthy parents buying for their preteen daughters who haven’t hit puberty. But for the rest of us, they’re an overpriced disappointment. I bought the Radiance bra and leggings to help with my posture and back pain. The checkout process sneaks in extra charges—$20 shipping, $20 insurance, and an unwanted pair of $35 child-sized socks. There’s no customer service phone number, just slow email responses and delayed refunds. Immediately after purchasing they offered Cyber Monday 30% off and no price adjustments. After waiting over a month, I got a bra that seems made for mannequins or implants. As a 36DD woman, I had to wrestle into it, only to deal with painful armholes, awkward spillage, and squished breasts. It doesn’t support a heavy chest—it just makes it look worse. You can play Peek-A-Boob with the constant adjustments! The bra does anything but support a heavy chest—it just highlights how poorly it fits real bodies. The leggings? Equally miserable. The ultra-high waistband digs into your ribs, and if you have any softness, prepare to embrace the FUPA look. The shiny black fabric screams 1980s spandex, making them useless outside the gym. Instead of posture correction, Forme delivers discomfort.