7 Clothing Tips for Women with Big Busts ...

While there is a time and a place for a pencil skirt, your most flattering silhouette is going to be A-line! The key is balance, and wearing an A-line skirt or dress will not only balance your features but also accentuate that coveted hourglass figure!

This tip goes for every woman, for any activity really, but you would be surprised at the number of women who wear ill-fitted or non-supportive undergarments every day! There is also the matter of the right undergarment for the clothes you are wearing that day. Check your bra collection often for fit, quality, wear and tear, functionality, comfort, and suitability for the clothes you will be wearing. This can make all the difference in how a blouse fits and flows.

When you have a bigger bust, you have an opportunity to really let your waist shine! Show it off when you can! We’re talking about your natural waist, not where you like to sling your jeans on your hips. If you aren’t a fan of high-waisted clothes, then at least fake it! Throw a belt over your blouse or dress on your natural waist and then flaunt what your mama gave ya!

Shorter, petite women with thin figures can’t normally get away with wearing too many bold or large prints. We don’t have the figure to stabilize it! So if you’re more blessed in the chest, don’t be afraid to style a large, bold, crazy pattern! At least try once, you may find that you love it!

It’s hard to make any type of bulky material look good on anyone, but especially bigger chested women. Those chunky sweaters, thick sweatshirts, and big fuzzy jackets won’t do a thing for you. Instead, opt for several layers of thin, flattering materials. And baby doll style tops will only make you look larger than you are, so keep away from those!

Bigger chested women tend to steer clear of statement necklaces or scarves because of the old wives tale that it will draw more attention and make you look bigger in that area. Not true! Again, balance is key. Choose a necklace that doesn’t drape down onto your breasts but rests right above them. Also, opt for collar style or bigger baubles that won’t look dwarfed next to The Girls. For scarves, look for thin and drapey material and avoid infinity style! Drape the scarf down elegantly over your chest instead of strangling yourself in folds of chunky material right around your neck.

I’m all about flaunting what you’ve got, but if you have a bigger bust, remember that it can be very easy to come off a little too heavy. Try to choose classic necklines that don’t show more than what you would want anyone to see if you bent over! (Hint: If you have the proper undergarments on, you can easily avoid mishaps with The Girls falling out unexpectedly!).

Having a big bust may seem like your wardrobe options can be limited, but as you can see from this post, there are plenty of ways to push the limits and break down those “boundaries”! It’s all about balance, and finding what flatters you and makes you look great and feel even better! What tips have you picked up along the way for dressing a bigger bust? Thanks so much for reading!