I could love this bra with a few tweaks...The biggest problem is that the first layer (the lace) is not a thick enough material to hide the hands free pumping access. You absolutely cannot get away with wearing just a shirt over this thing. Most of us wear a nursing cami under our top anyway to hide our flab, so this is a flaw we can hide with another layer.The next issue is the fit. Overall, it is more flattening than flattering and both the band and the cups run one size too small. Anyone D cup or under can get a cup size larger and be OK. I am a DD while nursing so I get to deal with a fit pretty close to what you see on the model.Overall, I am just glad someone is finally recognizing the need for a daytime dual purpose pump & nurse bra. I was so freaking tired of taking my simple wishes hands free pumping bra out of my breast pump bag and strapping it around me every time I need to pump. You can't do that discreetly. You just cant.*Update 6-11-17I have grown even less fond of this bra as time goes on. The cups are not actually too small, they are just placed too far apart to allow room for the stupid zipper. Why did they put a zipper in It? They wanted it to be similar to the bustier style, but that's what I was trying to get away from:( The zipper digs in on the front and hurts when you sit. I have started folding the whole stupid bra under at the bottom to make it look more like a real bra and to keep the zipper from digging. Of course, the weird material doesn't like that at all. Now the back wouldn't lay flat against the skin if I wanted it to. Also, a nursing cami is not enough to hide the ugly lines of the hands free layer. I have given up on life and started wearing triangle bra inserts in my nursing cami to cover them. That's a lot of hassle to go through to make this horrendous bra liveable.