Bustline attraction
By Agatha Emeadi
Friday
March 21, 2008
Different women have different sizes of breast. It is important
to consider the size when making or buying clothes. Some women
are richly endowed, while others are smaller in size. Whatever
be the case, consider these steps and be comfortable in your
outfit.
When the breasts are too small
• Wear push-up or padded bra when the style calls for
cleavage.
• Wear styles that cut the bodyline. Waist length adds
bulk to the chest area and tuck the shirts in.
• Wear heart shaped or round necklines. Higher necklines
flatten you out. Thicker fabrics will pump you up.
• Wear layers, such as blouse, vest before wearing the
jacket, it will give the illusion of substance.
•Choose tops with pockets and decorations over the chests.
• Wear a wide belt with a dress to cut vertical lines.
• Wear scarves and bulky necklaces as your final layer.
When they are too large
• Wear solid colour shirts and jackets. Prints, stripes
and patterns draw attention to the breasts and designs look
stretched.
• Wear black, navy blue and brown on the top, lighter
colours make the breast look larger.
• Wear dresses that have A-line or drop waist.
• Do not wear double-breasted jackets; choose single
breasted, one-button styles that can be left open.
• Stick to simple styles. Avoid pockets and appliqués.
• Wear open collars, or ‘V’ neck that could
fit.
• Wear big pants to balance the proportions.
• Wear big chunky heels, they will help lengthen the
body and divert attention from the breast areas.
• Wear catchy earrings that will take the eyes up and
away from the breast.
• Wear the right size and support breast with comfortable
bra pad.
• Do not wear a wide belt or tuck in a shirt in a pant.
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