How to dress if you have small chest

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Somewhere between “Pamela Anderson breasts” and Hollywood’s mania and not only for large, rich breasts, a social division is made, somewhat effortlessly, among women. Those of us with small breasts are “called” to feel different. So we will see how to dress if you have small breasts (μπλούζες).

True self-acceptance is not an easy task

But what if you need more convincing? Or if “love yourself” isn’t enough for you? Or quite simply, if you have a large circumference or a small chest and you don’t know what to wear to highlight your body type? Something that will, of course, make you feel good about yourself? Being able to accept that we have small breasts or a big belly and learning how to highlight them through helpful tips, in my eyes, is the most correct way of inclusion.

Do you have small breasts? Celebrate by learning what suits you best to wear

So I believe that if you are a woman with small breasts, it is an “asset” when it comes to dressing. Today, we’re celebrating your small breasts and I’m telling you what, in my opinion, should make you feel good about having them. While, at the same time, I will give you some tips that may help you in dressing.

As a woman who doesn’t have bras, I always have to resort to other solutions if I want to wear clothes with a plunging neckline. I believe that women with small breasts can more easily achieve such a look without even wearing a bra. If despite all this, if you don’t feel comfortable not wearing a bra, there are the right bras for your breasts.

Bralettes are your friend

If there’s one thing 2021 fashion has taught us, it’s that it’s OK to wear a nice, sexy bra/bralette out and about. Bralettes are an undergarment that you can perfectly support, combining them with oversized jackets and high-waisted pants, or wearing them over t-shirts, with plunging tops, etc.

If you still don’t feel comfortable wearing such a look, then a good alternative is crop tops. They emphasize the breasts beautifully, and offer a subtly sexy effect to an appearance, as well as bralettes.

Say yes to open dresses

If you have a small chest, open back dresses aka “open” back dresses are ideal for you. Because of the size, you don’t necessarily need to wear a bra or support them with tape. So you can enjoy them to the fullest, without bothering with hacks on how to wear them.

However, if you feel that you need support, you can use a bra or a breast lift band and make it look fuller and “fuller”. If, again, you feel insecure leaving your eyes uncovered, you can also place a piece of tape on them.

Halter, yes!

One of the ideal necklines that, in my opinion, “celebrate” small breasts and highlight them to the fullest, are halters. Tops and dresses that tie to the chest, “hug” it beautifully, offering support and making it look more “full”. The best thing is that you don’t need to wear a bra, but if you still feel that you need support, you can use a lifting tape here as well.

The sideboob trend is for you

Sideboob is the new cleavage and it doesn’t matter if you wear an A cup or a DD cup. You can fully support it, without the fear that your breasts will look “saggy” or “small”. You can support this style in several ways. Either with bands and support stickers (if it makes you feel more confident wearing them), or with the appropriate necklines. One in a halter line, as we said, will perfectly match the size of your chest or, respectively, one with a high collar, will offer the same effect. You can use tape in any case if you want to stabilize the fabric from moving.

Tips and necklines that, in addition to you, will also “celebrate” your small breasts

Generally speaking, there are certain necklines that fit your small chest perfectly. Ruffles, pussy bows, patterned clothing, cruise dresses and tops, off shoulders and draped elements they’re all fantastic options for you who want to make your breasts look more “rich” (no judgment on that, obviously). Also, sleeves with bold shoulders or puffed sleeves draw attention away from the rest of the ensemble, so it doesn’t all fall on your chest. The high-waisted lines on the pants and skirt emphasize the waist – and therefore also the chest – and offer a fuller bust.

Whether it makes you feel good to wear a bra with reinforcement, whether it’s wearing the most ideal clothes for your body type or you like your small breasts au naturel, we’ve got you covered. Wear what makes you happy. Life is too short.