How to dress with large boobs Forum

[Anonymous User]

Hi Ladies of TLS,

I'm looking for some advice on what to wear for interviews and summer positions. The "problem" is I have a pretty large bust. OK, let's not kid ourselves, they're big. Always have been. I don't want to appear slutty, but it seems like every shirt is either low cut enough that I'm sporting major cleavage or it's really clingy unless I buy one WAY too big.

Does anyone else have this problem? What style/cuts work for you? Where do you shop?

Thank you!

[Holly Golightly]

*summons IAFG and para*

[NYC Law]

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=c ... arge+boobs

[heyyitskatie]

have you considered buying clothes that fit your boobs and then getting them tailored to properly fit your waist? if money's an issue, buy old season basics (so nobody can really tell) at outlets, Nordstrom's Rack, etc. and spend the extra $$ on tailoring.

[Jack Smirks]

You've had big boobs for how long and you still haven't discovered a way to hide them in a non-slutty way? I'm having a hard time believing this.

[Anonymous User]

We laugh at this stuff but it could be a serious problem. http://abovethelaw.com/2011/05/remember ... udes-wife/

[Lwoods]

You've had big boobs for how long and you still haven't discovered a way to hide them in a non-slutty way? I'm having a hard time believing this.

Assuming OP is typically a casual dresser and hasn't had to abide by a business casual dress code...I've had mixed/okay results with The Limited, Ann Taylor/Loft and WH|BM. Personally, I prefer high neck sleeveless tops that I wear under blazers/suit jackets and cardigans.
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For button-up shirts, I've actually had some success at NY&Co. The quality isn't the greatest, but alright if you need/want the filler for cheap.

I also do a lot of layering. I have a few tank tops that I wear under wrap dresses and v-neck tops that cover the cleavage. I found some good ones at Forever 21 for $2 each or something ridiculous like that.

Lastly, a good bra is key. When everything is in the right spot, clothes fit better. I recommend Town Shop in New York.

[KJG]

I just don't think we can provide quality advice unless we get a visual on these large boobs. Seriously, we have to know what we are working with here.

j/k

My wife just gave birth and the entire pregnancy she was excited about the prospect of finally having bigger boobs. They still haven't shown up so she is bummed. The minute they develop a boob transplant surgery I will contact you to work out the details.

[Borhas]

My wife just gave birth and the entire pregnancy she was excited about the prospect of finally having bigger boobs. They still haven't shown up so she is bummed. The minute they develop a boob transplant surgery I will contact you to work out the details.

pics or it didn't happen

[Spookyghost]

When dressing with large boobs, I do believe the old mantra less is more works fantastically with clothing.

[fatduck]

When dressing with large boobs, I do believe the old mantra less is more works fantastically with clothing.

"less is more" applies to so many situations, for instance, the amount of responsibility we take for our opinions

[nygrrrl]

I'm just going to leave THIS HERE:

"Anonymous posting is only appropriate when you are revealing sensitive employment related information about a firm, job, clerkship, etc. You may anonymously respond on topic to these threads. Unacceptable uses include: harassing another user, joking around, testing the feature, or other things that are more appropriate in the lounge."

[071816]

lol the topics people start on TLS nowadays...

[nygrrrl]

lol the topics people start on TLS nowadays...

Indeed...

[soupisgood]

Personally, I prefer high neck sleeveless tops that I wear under blazers/suit jackets and cardigans.
Lastly, a good bra is key. When everything is in the right spot, clothes fit better.

+1 to everything above.

Tops that look "maybe slightly low cut" on the hanger can end up looking "borderline obscene" if you're relatively well endowed, so necklines with a higher cut would work best. Though without proper support, your assets might look a little un-perky in these tops. And I'm sure you know this already, but stay away from turtlenecks.

[nygrrrl]

Personally, I prefer high neck sleeveless tops that I wear under blazers/suit jackets and cardigans.
Lastly, a good bra is key. When everything is in the right spot, clothes fit better.

+1 to everything above.

Tops that look "maybe slightly low cut" on the hanger can end up looking "borderline obscene" if you're relatively well endowed, so necklines with a higher cut would work best. Though without proper support, your assets might look a little un-perky in these tops. And I'm sure you know this already, but stay away from turtlenecks.

SOUP. Where the heck have you been???

[HamDel]

I'm just going to leave THIS HERE:

"Anonymous posting is only appropriate when you are revealing sensitive employment related information about a firm, job, clerkship, etc. You may anonymously respond on topic to these threads. Unacceptable uses include: harassing another user, joking around, testing the feature, or other things that are more appropriate in the lounge."

You gonna call the wahhhhmbulance too?

[soupisgood]

Personally, I prefer high neck sleeveless tops that I wear under blazers/suit jackets and cardigans.
Lastly, a good bra is key. When everything is in the right spot, clothes fit better.

+1 to everything above.

Tops that look "maybe slightly low cut" on the hanger can end up looking "borderline obscene" if you're relatively well endowed, so necklines with a higher cut would work best. Though without proper support, your assets might look a little un-perky in these tops. And I'm sure you know this already, but stay away from turtlenecks.

SOUP. Where the heck have you been???

I have been hardcore TTC/TLS lurking. *hangs head in shame*
How have you been? <3

[nygrrrl]

I'm just going to leave THIS HERE:

"Anonymous posting is only appropriate when you are revealing sensitive employment related information about a firm, job, clerkship, etc. You may anonymously respond on topic to these threads. Unacceptable uses include: harassing another user, joking around, testing the feature, or other things that are more appropriate in the lounge."

You gonna call the wahhhhmbulance too?

There aren't many rules on TLS, dude. This one is simple and clearly stated.

[nygrrrl]

I have been hardcore TTC/TLS lurking. *hangs head in shame*
How have you been? <3

Insanely busy, juggling gigs, classes, etc. Will catch up later in PMs. Nice to see you.

[HamDel]

I'm just going to leave THIS HERE:

"Anonymous posting is only appropriate when you are revealing sensitive employment related information about a firm, job, clerkship, etc. You may anonymously respond on topic to these threads. Unacceptable uses include: harassing another user, joking around, testing the feature, or other things that are more appropriate in the lounge."

You gonna call the wahhhhmbulance too?

There aren't many rules on TLS, dude. This one is simple and clearly stated.

So the answer is yes?

[nygrrrl]

I'm just going to leave THIS HERE:

"Anonymous posting is only appropriate when you are revealing sensitive employment related information about a firm, job, clerkship, etc. You may anonymously respond on topic to these threads. Unacceptable uses include: harassing another user, joking around, testing the feature, or other things that are more appropriate in the lounge."

You gonna call the wahhhhmbulance too?

There aren't many rules on TLS, dude. This one is simple and clearly stated.

So the answer is yes?

LOL. Public service. So everyone is clear. Don't mess with the Anon feature or we'll have to take away your toys.

[snowpeach06]

You've had big boobs for how long and you still haven't discovered a way to hide them in a non-slutty way? I'm having a hard time believing this.

Assuming OP is typically a casual dresser and hasn't had to abide by a business casual dress code...I've had mixed/okay results with The Limited, Ann Taylor/Loft and WH|BM. Personally, I prefer high neck sleeveless tops that I wear under blazers/suit jackets and cardigans.
--ImageRemoved----ImageRemoved--

For button-up shirts, I've actually had some success at NY&Co. The quality isn't the greatest, but alright if you need/want the filler for cheap.

I also do a lot of layering. I have a few tank tops that I wear under wrap dresses and v-neck tops that cover the cleavage. I found some good ones at Forever 21 for $2 each or something ridiculous like that.

Lastly, a good bra is key. When everything is in the right spot, clothes fit better. I recommend Town Shop in New York.

I wind up wearing tops like this. The Limited has good ones, and I've found a bunch at Nordstrom rack too - for like $12, and they have a huge variety. I've yet to find a button up that I don't have to worry about and won't drown in. Also, with large boobs, you can do a more blousy top and tuck it into a skirt (don't wear it with pants, or you'll have no shape at all). Ohh, and don't forget about the shift dress. Most of them have higher neck lines.

[Anonymous User]

Thanks to those who gave advice!

Oh, and this wasn't a joke. I really was curious what those who have been through OCI and worked in a firm about this subject. Yes, of course I know how to dress without highlighting my features too much, but I haven't had to dress for daily work in such a professional environment. My experience is with a more casual look.

Anyway, thanks again to those who offered tips.

[Jack Smirks]

LOL. Public service. So everyone is clear. Don't mess with the Anon feature or we'll have to take away your toys.

Quit explaining yourself and banhammer that fool.