I happen to have big breasts but I don't wear "tight" shirts per say, just fitting shirts, but I'm certainly not gonna wear loose shirts to make others feel better. In simple terms, it’s a design technique that adds some elastic give to an otherwise rigid cotton or linen fabric. Start tucking your tops in instead – it nips in your waist, shows off your frame, and instantly makes you appear smaller. Brands that personally work for me: Whistles, Massimo Dutti, All Saints, Brora, Hobbs, some of Zara. which is similar to the Garfield image shown on previous page in that the line-thickness and image size is very much the same).

While it should be simple, finding well-fitting t-shirts that work for a large chest can be about as difficult as finding the perfect bra (I’m a Primadonna bra girl, myself).What I'm noticing is that the graphic looks great on smaller breasted women, but on bigger breasted gals. Even if that picture was posted primarily for entertainment value, it did work well as an example of our artwork getting stretched as a result of the problem stated. The U neck hits at the perfect point on my chest to make this shirt both appropriate for work (I'm a teacher and bend over a lot! So back to the problem: if big breasted ladies are going to be drawing attention to my artwork, what can/should I do to maintain proper proportions of said artwork?

I'm a size 12, bra size 32GG and I've never found a shirt dress that fits me at my bust and my waist. The silhouettes I covered here are just a few shapes that are more flattering on our bigger-busted bodies.There is a difference in wearing a fitted shirt and then wearing something you can't breath in or something that has your boobs popping out. One thing I would like is a longer placket on the sleeve, with a second button, to make it easier to roll the sleeves. Most button-downs are not made for us busty gals and even oversized versions can be wildly unflattering. Latasha ties two shoelaces together to make her string longer, but depending on your shirt length, you may not need to. And as far as not having experience with a large chest, I wear a 34G bra size, which is certainly not small.

It can be tempting to wear loose tops to cover your bust, but they end up hanging off your boobs like a tent. Every woman, no matter her figure, will have things she can and can’t pull off, so think of these tips as ways to do yourself justice, rather than conceal things. The secret here is that the subtle plunge creates a long line that shifts the focus away from your ample assets.Personalized advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.