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This is the only picture I have for this look because the light in the clothed picture totally flashes out the nice rounded cakes look! But you can see here what I mean! A v-neck with this look will not showcase the extent of your shelf, and may accidentally show off the center gore of your bra! This is a great look that has little to no chance of double boob. This look obviously works best with a low, broad neckline. Since for the bustier lady, those shelf bras are always too small, the tighter section of the shirt helps push the boobs up more, creating even more of a shelf. Something that I find helps increase the shelf look of this cleavage is to pair it with a tank top with a built in shelf bra. The general construction of half cup bras involves three vertical seams which help lift the bust up and out, but they also include a high center gore, which keeps the breasts separate.

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How to do it: The key to this look is definitely in the construction of the bra. A (preferably padded) half cup bra, such as the Tease Me, Thrill Me, Rhea, or any Ewa Michalak half cup.Times it’s appropriate: date night or a single girls night out, daily in casual situations when you’re open to a little extra boob attention!

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This picture doesn’t do the nice “soft hills” look I get in this bra justice, but I really wanted to get this post done! I’ll update soon with a better picture of what this looks like in an outfit 🙂 This plan would also work with a high cut v-neck. Combine this with a moderately high cut scoop neck, and you will be cleavage free! You could go with a crew neck, if you’d prefer, but I find that shirts cut too high also emphasize the bust. Most cloth bras provide very little cleavage.

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Times it’s appropriate: work, professional settings, family gatherings, any time.

With that in mind, here is how I create each cleavage look!ĭISCLAIMER: MANY OF THESE LOOKS DO NOT FOLLOW PROPER BRA FITTING ETIQUETTE AND WILL NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR REGULAR WEAR. Some might argue that when you already have large breasts, why would you want them to look bigger? Well, it all comes down to personal preference. I was not okay with it, and I resolved to find a solution. Even just PADDED bras begin to be few and far between as one moves past a GG cup, and soon you realize that you may soon have no choice but to wear unpadded bras! For me, the complete lack of cleavage just didn’t fit in with my style. Push up bras begin to disappear around an E cup. The problem only got worse as I moved through the bra alphabet. But my new, well fitted 30FF bras… well… they just didn’t provide much in the enhancement area. My boyfriend at the time was very much a boob guy, and loved when I wore cleavage baring outfits. I will admit, this was my major concern when I was first fitted from a 34DD to a 30FF. A pretty popular question or concern is, “Where did my cleavage go?” As I believe I’ve mentioned before, I’m pretty active in a few large-busted online communities (which can be found on the Busty Resources page of this blog), often helping women find their correct size, and answering any questions they may have. Today, I want to share with you guys how I create the varying levels of cleavage that I’ve described above. I think Fuller Figure Fuller Bust’s post on cleavage covered that well. With that in mind, this is not going to be an opinion piece. Some may prefer the “cakes on a plate” Marie Antoinette shelf-style cleavage. Others like the “soft hills” look that one gets from a well fitted bra that doesn’t have very much umph. Some like the affectionately named “butt cleavage”, made popular by too-small-cups everywhere. Good for you, but some women actually like that look and want to know how to achieve it, so don’t leave any nasty comments!Įveryone has their own opinion on cleavage. But if it is the look you like, the more power to you! That being said, I do not want any disparaging comments made about any of these types of cleavage! So say you’re a “soft hills” type of girl who thinks “butt cleavage” looks trashy and crass and painful. Some of these techniques may make your bosoms feel squished. Some of these looks will feature double boob. Before you embark on the literary journey that is this post, I want to make sure you understand that some of these cleavage techniques are designed for when you are putting cleavage and sexiness above comfort.

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