How to Dress Big Boobs to Make Them Look Smaller

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The truth is, in the real world, shapely women are highly desirable, even though the fashion industry promotes the stick-thin. For years, I’d buy stuff from H&M, but a friend once told me that super thin girls can get away with cheap clothes much better than curvy girls. I’ll buy things online that’s one size too big and get it taken in at the waist. Sure, it’s annoying, but in my opinion, I like having boobs—they make me feel feminine.

• In 2013, I published a DIY book for beginners called InstaCraft (Ulysses Press).
• This may or may not correlate with some cultures’ view of female body parts—such as the breasts and hips—as indicators of fertility and the capacity to sustain a healthy pregnancy.
• Bras come in many sizes, which are different combinations of the chest sizes and cup sizes — 32AA or 34C, for instance.
• Here are all the major struggles that come with having a larger cup size.
• As an artist, I believe it’s important to challenge viewers’ perceptions and ideas about the world.

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Because I’m a fashion blogger, I do switch it up, and wear turtlenecks in the winter time. But generally speaking, I try to stick to V or scoop-neck styles to minimize my chest size and highlight my décolletage. I always have to wear a bra, so backless dresses are generally out of the question.

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After all, the average bra size in America is a 34DD. I want to see styles that cater for a bust, nip in the waist, and give that desirable hourglass shape while looking effortless, not tarty or matronly. Once a girl has breasts, a bra is a good idea, especially when she’s exercising and playing sports. Bras can protect breast tissue and keep the breasts supported. Some girls may also like that bras smooth out their silhouettes and make them feel more comfortable.

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• But we’re at a point where you can wear what makes you look good.
• At one event, I wore a proper bra, a black turtleneck sweater, and a tight skirt.
• I’ve found some styles that I can get away with sans bra, I just can’t jaywalk as well as usual because there is strictly no running in said outfits [laughs].
• Add some heels or boots—depending on the occasion—accessorize with a pendant necklace, and you’re good to go.
• I definitely feel sexy with big boobs —I don’t seek validation from the fashion industry; I’m already an outlier!

Sports bras prevent breasts from jiggling around when a woman is playing sports or exercising. Because they’re flatter in the cup area, sports bras also make good first bras for many girls. In fact, because of sports bras, and dresses and tops that have built-in bras, a girl might not need a more traditional bra early on. Not all sports bras are alike, so try on a few to figure out which ones you prefer. Did you know that ASOS has an entire collection designed specifically for women with bigger boobs?

😳 You love a good fit and flare or A-line dress — with straps, of course. All the stay-put magic of a sleek turtleneck or scoop-neck bodysuit, but add playful, poofy sleeves that balance out a bigger chest, and a bold hue for a fun and surprisingly versatile piece. It’ll look SO good with high-waisted jeans, your fave maxi skirt, or a pair of kick-flare pants.

I’ve been on shoots where I’ve felt so uncomfortable, where the stylist and client look concerned and talk under their breath. A lot of the time no one says anything to me directly, but it’s not difficult to read body language on set. It’s frustrating when it’s my chest that’s the problem as there’s really nothing I can do about it except, of course, a breast reduction (which had been suggested to me a few times). My chest will always limit the fashion work I get, but it also sets me apart and makes me somewhat unique in the fashion world. Luckily, I’ve found clients and photographers that love and embrace my frame. Many girls’ first bra is a sports bra, a type of bra worn by active women of any age.