- Find a shirt that flatters your bust line. Avoid
very stretchy fabrics that are cut in a clingy
fashion. These types of shirts will show every bit
of your torso and may make you feel self-conscious.
If you just can’t help but buy clingy fabrics due to
your love for them, try layering them with a light
wrap or blazer. Shirts with a v-neck or u-neck tend
to make your bust look a little higher and better
proportioned.
- Layer with a sweater or jacket. Wrap tops are
very flattering and are a wonderful solution for
layering. Be sure to wear your outer layer a little
bit shorter with your longer shirt or tee
underneath. This way if the under layer is
figure-hugging, you won’t feel overly exposed but
will still have shape and coverage. Also, you want
to wear your jackets buttoned to nip in your waist
just a bit.
- Get a skirt that makes your bust look more
balanced. A-line styles will help you look
proportional and will match your bust line. Avoid
mini-skirts. This may look a bit “tarty” when put
together with your large and rather enviable bust.
- Invest in a properly fitted bra. Get measured at
a lingerie store or a department store to be sure
that the bra you are wearing is the correct fit.
Many women, without realizing it, are wearing the
wrong size bra. This can and usually will lead to
sagging and bulging of the bust line. A good, high
quality bra will help to raise your bust to midway
between the elbow and the shoulder.
- Wear dark colors on the top and light colors on
the bottom. The brighter the colors on the top them
more attention that is drawn to your bust line.
- Avoid skirts with pleats and gathers. These will
make you look more bulky and round.
- Avoid breast pockets. Any details around the
chest area will draw more attention to the bust line
than you may want.
- Try wearing skirts that fall just a few inches
above the knee and some high heels. This will not
only make you seem taller and more slender but
brings attention to your legs rather than your top
half.
- Avoid baggy tops. Although you are trying to
hide the bulkiness on top, this will just make you
look even bigger than you really are.
- Avoid spaghetti straps and halter tops. This
will place too much emphasis on broad shoulders and
larger bust lines.
Read more size clothing information on
Clothing Styles for
Large Hips and Thighs
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