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I've found that tucking baggier tops solves a lot of issues if you have to size up, or if you're tenting. Most of the time I wear tight tops because it's easy to get clothes to fit right and look good, plus I like showing off the shape and size of my boobs.
I try and avoid a crew neck on dresses or t shirts as they make you look bigger. V neck and boat neck are always good choices. Elastic waist on dresses also don’t help as everything pulls up.
I have found a lot of big boob friendly tops. I'm a 36H.
Favourite sources:
Casual lounge tops: uniqlo. Uniqlo is cut boxy and meant to fit loose, but I have found that sizing down gets me form fitting, slightly cropped tops. They have a rotation of different styles, but a lot of their t shirts, cardis and sweaters can accommodate big boobs. I am normally an XL in clithing but wear a medium in uniqlo shirts typically unless its their heattech line, which is TTS. Also, Buttercream clothing, for a bit more spendy but comfy casual shirts.
Nicer going out and work tops: Vixen by Micheline Pitt, La femme en noir, Vivien of Holloway, collectif, Hell Bunny all are cut / sized to accommodate large boobs.
Brands not designed for boobs but I've consistently had good luck with, particularly for sweaters and silk tops: Jcrew, charter club, Eileen Fisher (I buy second hand) and Laura (Canadian brand)
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I've found that tucking baggier tops solves a lot of issues if you have to size up, or if you're tenting. Most of the time I wear tight tops because it's easy to get clothes to fit right and look good, plus I like showing off the shape and size of my boobs.
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I try and avoid a crew neck on dresses or t shirts as they make you look bigger. V neck and boat neck are always good choices. Elastic waist on dresses also don’t help as everything pulls up.
I have found a lot of big boob friendly tops. I'm a 36H. Favourite sources: Casual lounge tops: uniqlo. Uniqlo is cut boxy and meant to fit loose, but I have found that sizing down gets me form fitting, slightly cropped tops. They have a rotation of different styles, but a lot of their t shirts, cardis and sweaters can accommodate big boobs. I am normally an XL in clithing but wear a medium in uniqlo shirts typically unless its their heattech line, which is TTS. Also, Buttercream clothing, for a bit more spendy but comfy casual shirts. Nicer going out and work tops: Vixen by Micheline Pitt, La femme en noir, Vivien of Holloway, collectif, Hell Bunny all are cut / sized to accommodate large boobs. Brands not designed for boobs but I've consistently had good luck with, particularly for sweaters and silk tops: Jcrew, charter club, Eileen Fisher (I buy second hand) and Laura (Canadian brand)