The big boob struggle is real. Any woman that’s blessed in the bust department will tell you that finding a dress that fits your top and bottom at the same time or a shirt that doesn’t gape isn’t always easy. You don’t have to be jealous of your B-cup mates any longer with our fuller-bust dress hacks and big-boob friendly outfits edit.
1. Know Your Necklines
Polo necks and turtlenecks were for Steve Jobs, not you. They can leave you looking a little top-heavy, so approach them with caution. We’re firm believers that “if you’ve got it, flaunt it”, and a little bit of cleavage can go a long way in drawing the eye down the body to even out your proportions. V-necks (that show off your cleavage) are your real friends when it comes to creating the illusion of a smaller bust. This kimono jumpsuit offers the perfect mix of cleavage and coverage and works for the office or whenever.
A flash of a shoulder like you get with this off-the-shoulder dress can also help to detract from the main events.
2. Keep Your Shirt On
A classic shirt is a wardrobe staple, but the button-up hasn’t always been an option for those with bigger boobs. If you’ve ever leaned across your desk and exposed a little more than you intended, you’ll be familiar with the peek-a-boob problems gaping can cause at work. The solution is a great fit like this leopard-print shirt offers. You won’t need to go up a size to save your office blushes with this one.
3. Choose Styles That Cinch Your Waist
Highlighting the highest part of your waist can help to create a flattering hourglass silhouette, rather than leave all the attention up top. Every woman with bigger boobs should have a wrap dress, like this plunge maxi dress, in her arsenal. It’s a classic for a reason.
While strapless styles might not be known for their boob-friendly qualities, this proportion-balancing Bardot midi dress with its belted waist also works to accentuate your curves. If you want that bit of extra support, it’s strapless bra-friendly, too.
4. Say Hello To Boob-Friendly Statement Styles
If you think bigger boobs mean you can’t wear print, think again. Gone are the days when plain styles were as playful as it would get for you. With the right shape, you can go as bold as you want, like this chain-print wrap dress.
With its cinching seam at the waist, this embellished dress means sequins aren’t off the table to you and your boobs either. For more bigger boob-friendly styles and inspiration, our edit has you covered.
