Itty Bitty Titty Committee or Hooters Alum????

With Breast Cancer Awareness month in full force, we decided to dedicate this blog to the boobies of the world!

As women we know that breasts can "fill out" or "squeeze perfectly into" the right dress and make it look feminine & sexy. They can attract or even distract men so much so that GQ Magazine wrote an article on "The Best Breasts in Film History" - Click Here to Read They are a sign of motherhood and help create strong & healthy children. They are arousing, fascinating, life-giving and complicated all in one and in the world of fashion they can make or break an outfit. So how do you dress for your breasts??? Below we will guide you towards how to enhance your breasts naturally with the right clothing.

How to dress for Small Breasts: Commonly known and joked to be "bug bites", we small chested chicks need to emphasize what we've got. We're lucky because we don't have to worry about ever looking top heavy nor do we have to find bras with super support. A very low neckline works well for us because it exaggerates a sense of cleavage due to the extra exposed skin. Key hole tops also look great! If you don't want to show off any skin, bright or patterned tops are another option paired with a dark or neutral bottom because our chests don't over exaggerate the color or design.

How to dress for Medium Sized Breasts: Those with medium boobs can generally get away with most necklines, low and high. In the world of breasts they are the envy of many because dressing is not as difficult for these women. Honestly, there are very few things a medium chested person cannot wear, but our favorite look of all for a medium is a fitted top or sweater dress. It shows off a  woman's figure and this size chest seems to work the curves perfectly. 

How to dress for Large Breasts:  I grew up in a  house with large chested women including my mom and my sister, Andrea. I learned that the key for this ample chest is to have a neckline that gives you just enough exposure, but is still supportive and appropriate. Lots of people try to de-emphasize their large breast but you don't have to! Keep with a solid colored top that has some loose fitting and tight fitting elements to it. Don't tent your figure. Fitted works nicely but remember, a little goes a long way when showing off some cleavage. Now that you know how to dress them make sure that when you undress them that you exam them too.