I have big boobs. They are hot, they get in my way and yet, I still love them. They truly are breathtaking but dressing the girls up? It can be hard! I can't be the only one that is suffering from too much boob right? Well, for all you big-chested girls, I”ve got the best tips in the world to dress you and the girls up for a night on the town – or even just a night crossing over campus.
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1. Get the Right Fit
This is so, so important! Seriously girls, you can't not have the right fit, it'll make the girls sad.
2. No Turtlenecks for You!
Yes, it's sad, but your boobs will thank you. And you'll look fab and stylish too.
Frequently asked questions
Oh, there's so much you can do! Go for V-necks to create a longer neckline, balance your figure with flared skirts, or opt for structured tops that highlight your waist.
Absolutely! Just be mindful of the pattern size; smaller prints can be less overwhelming. Also, try vertical stripes to elongate your figure.
Well, it really depends on comfort, but generally, high-neck tops and baggy clothing might not highlight your assets in the best way. It's all about feeling confident in what you wear!
You’ll want something supportive, like full coverage or bras with wider straps. A well-fitted bra is a lifesaver – trust me!
Try wearing darker colors on top to downplay your bust and use layers like blazers or cardigans to balance your look. It's the little things that make a big difference!
3. Avoid Polo Necks Too
So, let's talk about polo necks – those are not your friends either.
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Polo necks, or turtlenecks, have a tendency to make your chest area look even more prominent. The high neck and snug fit draw attention upwards and can make your bust appear larger. Instead, opt for V-necks or scooped necklines which can help to elongate your neck and give the illusion of a more balanced figure. These styles draw the eye down and away from your bust, offering a more flattering silhouette that celebrates your natural shape while still keeping you stylish and comfortable.
4. Go for Lower Necklines
Good news? Lower necklines are better, v-necks are your friends especially!
5. Avoid Chunky Knits
They just make your boobs look even bigger than they are.
6. … and Heavy Sweaters
Ditto for heavy sweaters.
7. Clever Tailoring Makes Such a Difference
So not only do you have to have the right fit, but you've got to get it all tailored. Expensive but worth it.
8. Little Belts around the Highest Part of Your Waist Look Awesome
Oh yes, do a skinny belt right around the upper part of your waist for an instant hourglass figure.
9. Stay Away from Elaborate Detailing
You don't need it! Especially if the elaborate detailing is around your cleavage.
10. Skinny Jeans + Heels Look Amazing
Going out? Toss on a pair of skinny jeans and some heels!
11. High-waisted Jeans Don't Really Work
Yep! Draw attention away from your boobs.
12. Classic Shirts Are a Wardrobe Staple
Oh, I love classic shirts!
13. Make Sure Your Bra Fits Well
The bra fitting is important too! Almost more so than any other fitting.
14. Shift Dresses Are Incredible
Loveeee these dresses! So fun and everyone sells them!
15. Wrap It up
Not a shift dress person? That's okay, wrap dresses are breathtaking.
16. No Halters for You
Yep, sorry, you've got to avoid these ones too.
17. Sleeve Length Matters
Finally, the sleeve length is something that really matters when you are dressing up the girls.
So stalkers with the big boobs, how do you style them? What other tips do you have to share? Post away in the comments!
Comments
mayaa: but high necklines will look good bc you have the girls to make them hot
gorgeousiam: That's so sad , whoever wrote this article pretty much says don't be who you are
eatslottapzza: i'm trying to make my boobs bigger by doing wall push-ups like everyday and i feel like it's not working at all 😭
Splashhhh: Sleeve lenght matters ?helloo can i explain atleast if this info is acurate that how??
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