Ah, life saving tips. Having a bigger bust with smaller waist, I need to pay attention not to look too heavy. I like to showcase my twins ;) but want to avoid being vulgar. Always on the look for tips like these, thank you.
It's not you - it's mainstream brands who STILL haven't caught on that only a very very small segment of women are tall. Once you know the silhouettes that work best on your body-type, finding them in a petite version is the next step. Brands like Anthropologie, Banana, J Crew - are EXCELLENT for petites, offering most all (80%?) items in a petite version. I think long and hard before buying a non-petite item because I'm seriously OVER the time & hassle of alterations. ;-)
@@AnnieParkerConfidential I do go to petites sections but in our big city, we are still tailor to taller people. Therefore not a lot to choose from or the clothes are not that nice. 😉 I don’t get alterations, I just look forever until I find something or give up and buy shoes!😂
I appreciate you posting this. There’s not a lot of videos with this topic. I know how to dress my top part! I dislike how many stores don’t have t-shirts that have low cut neckline (not too low of course) but most t shirts are for small chested girls. And there’s not enough nice colors either. Or v necks!!🙄 Lately I’m into western wear and I would like to wear a skirt but this isn’t easy when you have a big chest. Please can you help with a video? Thanks so much.
By now I've accepted the fact that I cannot wear heavy knitting even though I love it, it just makes me look soooo heavy and since I have thin legs I look completely unproportioned if I wear it.
@@Gloria-LpzA I hear ya. I love all of the luxurious chunky knits that are so chic on the models, then wondered why they made me look chubby ☺️ I save myself the hassle now 😉
Hello, I’m 60 years old and it’s the first time in my life that I can watch and listen to some advice for women like me, having to get well dressed dealing with THIS! Thank you so much.
I've watched several videos and no one mentions how tops hang from the boobs down like maternity tops or how dresses with waists don't fit because boobs pull the waist too high.
I'm having the same problem! I can't find anything that fits right. I've been making due with spaghetti strap dresses from Torrid, in case that helps you.
I’m a 36 G cup (uk size) just had a bra fitting as I was wearing a 34DD/36DD. I’ve always worn V neck type tops as they are normally a stretchy fabric and my boobs fit plus they are flattering. After this bra fitting I’ve recently bought some new clothes as I don’t know how I fit in others when I was wearing my 34DD all long sleeve ribbed square neck and v neck jumpers in cream and beige and a v neck rugby jumper. As a uni student I’ve been culling clothes that don’t fit or I don’t quite like they way they fit my boobs so have donated them. Your video is so informative and helpful ❤❤❤
What bra are you wearing under blue dress v neckline and under lavender wrap cashmere? Can you also make a video on what bra to wear for busty ladies, for the necklines suggested in this video. By the way, Great Video, helpful
I have found that a lot of the fashions today, especially the tiered dresses, are terrible for women with a larger bust. I have discovered a whole new wardrobe in retro 1950’s style dresses. These tend to have sweetheart or V necklines and nipped in waists with a full or slim skirt. I’m 61 and a size 10I.
Welcome to the community Colly! I’m happy to have you on board. I have several summer outfit videos coming up, and will certainly include dresses for big busts.
Thank you for this. I’m so excited to try. My breast have grown so much since I had my baby. I love fashion but wasn’t sure what to do with this new bust!
I am 14, my breasts have always made me feel kind of overweight, but im on a journey to making sure i also find correct bras that suit my size, and especially what looks best with shirts, thank you so much ^^
Thanks so much for this! I have a good friend that this will really help when she shops for herself & this guides me while I shop for her for a birthday gift!! 😎😍
The collarbone might be a bit of a challenge, but you can easily mitigate cleavage exposure by choosing less of a plunge in any category. For example, a V-neck can be super low OR high enough for zero cleavage, etc.
Thanks for the tips. Though, my chest sags due to them being 14 pounds and I’ve lost 23 pounds. I am not able to shop in person anywhere besides maybe 2 stores. So I can’t even try on bras. I’m 5’2 wearing probably a 38 H or I but I don’t know. I’ve gone into places to be measured and they’ll just tell me that they don’t carry my size. Rip
Yes - I will put that one in the queue. Have you tried “the shirt?” It’s specifically for eliminating the gaping we all experience with button up shirts. I just bought a couple and they’re awesome! ZERO gaping - lots of conservative button ups perfect for professional offices. 😉
@AnnieParkerConfidential No, I have never heard of that brand, but I am looking it up now. Thank you so much! I'm a 36JJJ on a 150-pound frame and a young professional. Business wear has been a nightmare, and beyond my blazers, I just can't afford to tailor every single shirt I buy.
@@SwiftyDawsonFan I totally get it. Here is the direct site: rstyle.me/+1gKayFSX7x-lDPM0aZUYlg My sister is also very busty, works for Deloitte & wears the brand for work. 💕
Just came across your video, it's great tips and advice. Can you do dressing tips for us older women that don't want to be invisible? Thank you in advance ❤❤❤
Welcome to the community! I do have a ton of style ideas & tips that I feel are tasteful for almost any age - I chose a few that you may like. Let me know if this is along the lines of what you're thinking: 1. Wearable SPRING Outfits ruclips.net/video/XFcri2CI8Q8/видео.html 2. Easy TRAVEL Outfits ruclips.net/video/Ri4q_MaZyy8/видео.html 3. MOST ASKED Style ?'s ruclips.net/video/aoVvRLraPK0/видео.html 4. 15 Best Style Tips ruclips.net/video/xAMx3Op0ixM/видео.html
This was so useful, especially the blazer part!! Will start looking for single breasted blazers! Thank you so much! Definitely need to revamp my wardrobe!
I was wondering if you could do one of these for chic work and interviews outfits such as suits and business attire? I've just finished my masters and am starting to interview for jobs. I find it hard to balance either being too frumpy or too sexy. I do get my shirts tailored as it's the only way they will fit and look nice. Thanks, i found this video a life saver!
@@leilaknowles5889 Leila congratulations on completing your Masters! You are well on your way 🥰 In terms of chic office & interview outfits, I did a video last year on chic office attire. Let me know if this is what you had in mind: CLASSY BUSINESS CASUAL OUTFIT IDEAS (Affordable, Easy to Wear) ruclips.net/video/FA5sWkz_F-8/видео.html
@AnnieParkerConfidential, thank you very much 😊. I've looked at a few of the companies suggested ithe video and am very happy with the styles and advice you've offered.
These are all great but I feel the cold. I tend to wear sweaters with higher necklines to stay warm. Do you have any tips to get around this? PS I'm also a 64yo apple shaped lady.
Hi Teresa! First - you do not look ANYTHING close to 64!?? 💕 The concept of choosing a V or U-neck is the same, just choose one with less 'plunge' for more coverage. Plus there's always the option of adding a loosely draped scarf which is always a chic option (my personal favorite ;-)
I want to see if there is design wrap to criss cross breast from shoulder to ribs and and secures DDD breast so I can workout. Like a medium weight binder material. To even to weight support from digging into shoulder.
This video was very good. I need to make a mental note next time I go looking for clothes. Can you do a video about how to dress in an office setting. I work in an office and can't seem to find outfits that fit my breast but still look professional. I had bought a blazer but feel like it makes me look bigger. idk but please make a video for professional office setting clothing. Thanks :)
Hi beautiful Nakia! I've got just the video for you - 'Classy Business Casual Outfit Ideas": ruclips.net/video/FA5sWkz_F-8/видео.html The outfits run from elevated casual, to something you might wear to a board meeting or meeting with key clients. Let me know if it's helpful, or if you have more questions. I'm always happy to help. ❤
Hi Stacy - yes, I’m happy to share! The necklace is actually all one piece, by Lana. Here is the link to it: rstyle.me/+OQE_OEVUQFTRh7p4hKt2_g And WELCOME to the community - I’m happy to have you onboard 💕 - Shelli
Hi Shelli, I just love your videos, great tips!! Thanks. I can definitely relate…I have a lot of sun damage on my chest so I am hesitant to wear square or v-neck tops. Any suggestions on what to do in those situations?!❤️
Hi Darla! Great question - I live in San Diego, so I'm also super careful with the sun. I wear 40+ spf, face, neck, chest everyday and that's worked well when wearing lower necklines during the day. Also remember that most clothing, unless it's specifically UPF 50 - doesn't offer sun protection. So even if you're wearing a higher neck top, the skin underneath is still getting sun rays. The OTHER option is a lightweight scarf OR lightweight sweater over the shoulders if you're running around outside - remove when indoors. And of course those styles are gorgeous for nighttime as well, with no risk of sun exposure ;-) xoxo -Shelli
Love this video very helpful but I'm afraid it doesn't cover other content like how we should dress on very cold winter months. For example I don't think I could wear a v neck or square neck on a very cold day. Can u please cover that type of content as I am also a large busted women who almost at bought a lot of chunky sweat shirts for winter.😢
@@kencurtis2403 that’s a great question - the depth of the v-neck is completely up to each individual, and the situation. I’m a former corporate person as well, so I totally get it. For work, the depth of my V-necks were very conservative/ appropriate for a professional environment (usually 3” or so below my collarbone). It still gives the illusion of length, without the boobage 😉
Sorry, with all due respect, it seems to me that tha bra on the right on the first pic should be the one with ✅. The bra on the left is clearly ill fitting. Just saying🥰
Ohhh I'm so sorry to hear this ;-(. So, a couple of options come to mind, for your consideration: 1. First, I know some health insurance carriers will sometimes cover a breast reduction if deemed medically necessary (like bad back problems, impeding quality of life). Perhaps check into it with your health insurance carrier. 2. Financing. I (normally) wouldn't ever advise someone to finance plastic surgery...HOWEVER, it sounds like your bust size is weighing heavy on your mind - and I get it. If something really bugs - it's hard to put it out of mind, and it affects your life, and well-being on a daily basis. Not fun. MOST all Plastic Surgeons offer financing options, either through a 3rd party OR in-house (through the plastic surgeon - like payment plans). I'd first ask the Dr for IN-HOUSE OPTIONS (it'll be his/her office manager - usually the person who gives you the quote, and does scheduling). What I DON'T recommend, is using CareCredit, which is a 3rd party financing company that many many Cosmetic surgery offices offer, as a convenience. They have a HORRIBLE reputation for (essentially) charging 19%+ interest rates, with questionable business practices that make it difficult for users to extinguish the debt. If you do choose the financing route, set aside time to really read through the T&C's (terms and conditions) to understand exactly what you're getting into. Either way - I hope this was helpful ;-) - Shelli
Ugh - I'm guessing a guy came up with the T-shirt for work thing, and they're undoubtedly a crew neck. To elongate the look, I'd wear a pendant necklace on the outside of the T. One that comes down maybe 5" below the collarbone. That's going to provide SOME elongation. Depending on your particular company - you COULD always suggest more feminine T-shirts in the way of a 'gentle' v-neck. When I ran sales divisions, we had T-shirts made for team building events and I DEFINITELY made sure we had male AND female versions. It's only fair ;-)
My sister just had one done last year 🥰 Personally, I wanted “smaller” - but the Dr. Actually installed larger than what I wanted….that’s a whole different story. 🫠
The foundation of selecting a good bra, is knowing your true bra size. To do that, you'll want to be properly measured. I recommend going to Nordstrom lingerie dept, and ask for a proper bra fitting. That is part of what they do and most women find that they're wearing the wrong size (myself included.). From there, you can choose a few bras while at the store - but most importantly, you'll have your true size, allowing you to shop online with much greater success.
@@AnnieParkerConfidential Just an FYI. I have gone to Nordstroms for years because yes, they are great fitters, but I would say for those women who are truly large breasted and small waisted they do not have the selection for those who are beyond the range of most large breasted large waisted women. I have had to purchase what was available even though none of the styles truly fit me. My last fitting was last summer and I was there for over an hour and a half as the associate found my true size, but struggled to find me something that would fit. I came out with one sports bra that was close enough. That is what I have worn for a year. The associate also gave me a card with my measurements and recommended that I find a European bra company. She said that England and many eastern block countries have more women in this range and have bras that fit. She could not do more for me. I have since searched and found a few companies that provide my size. For the last year I have been in a cycle of order , try on, and then return to find something that would fit. I am still looking, 30-32K, but have lost weight, so bra size has changed a little too.
yes, nice, but you are slim and toned and have manufactured perfect-in-place boobs, PLUS, a waist line. So easy, then. MOST naturally bigbreasted ladies have also a bit extra fat everywhere, and certainly on the mid section.
@@MeryOnTheRun yes, I do my best to include all body shapes, but sometimes miss the mark. I do have several videos on best dresses for different body shapes, how to camouflage a tummy / slim a waist, and many of those suggested styles work exceptionally well on most all body types. 💕
Omg amazing! I got so desperate, do you recommend a bra minimiser? I’m quite petite and a 32E size, I’ve worn minimisers for the last few years out of self consciousness and to try and fit the minimal aesthetic. Watching this video shows me you can still be minimal and chic in styling and look great. Thank you from a struggling mama trying to regain her style.
Ah, life saving tips. Having a bigger bust with smaller waist, I need to pay attention not to look too heavy. I like to showcase my twins ;) but want to avoid being vulgar. Always on the look for tips like these, thank you.
We’re on the same page my friend 😉 Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@szekelynora772 me too
The struggle is real… I hate shopping as I can’t find stuff to fit or look good. Even worse when you are short too…
It's not you - it's mainstream brands who STILL haven't caught on that only a very very small segment of women are tall. Once you know the silhouettes that work best on your body-type, finding them in a petite version is the next step.
Brands like Anthropologie, Banana, J Crew - are EXCELLENT for petites, offering most all (80%?) items in a petite version. I think long and hard before buying a non-petite item because I'm seriously OVER the time & hassle of alterations. ;-)
@@AnnieParkerConfidential I do go to petites sections but in our big city, we are still tailor to taller people. Therefore not a lot to choose from or the clothes are not that nice. 😉 I don’t get alterations, I just look forever until I find something or give up and buy shoes!😂
@@cindymcgrath5698 Lol - go gurl! ;-)
Great video! Thank you for this video. It will def make my shopping easier
@@kendramoorelife my pleasure Ms Kendra 😉💕
I appreciate you posting this.
There’s not a lot of videos with this topic.
I know how to dress my top part!
I dislike how many stores don’t have t-shirts that have low cut neckline (not too low of course) but most t shirts are for small chested girls. And there’s not enough nice colors either. Or v necks!!🙄
Lately I’m into western wear and I would like to wear a skirt but this isn’t easy when you have a big chest.
Please can you help with a video?
Thanks so much.
By now I've accepted the fact that I cannot wear heavy knitting even though I love it, it just makes me look soooo heavy and since I have thin legs I look completely unproportioned if I wear it.
@@Gloria-LpzA I hear ya. I love all of the luxurious chunky knits that are so chic on the models, then wondered why they made me look chubby ☺️ I save myself the hassle now 😉
Hello, I’m 60 years old and it’s the first time in my life that I can watch and listen to some advice for women like me, having to get well dressed dealing with THIS! Thank you so much.
My pleasure!
I've watched several videos and no one mentions how tops hang from the boobs down like maternity tops or how dresses with waists don't fit because boobs pull the waist too high.
I'm having the same problem! I can't find anything that fits right. I've been making due with spaghetti strap dresses from Torrid, in case that helps you.
Love your suggestions for bigger bust…will definitely keep these tips when i shop for dresses
thank you Angela - so happy you enjoyed! ;-)
I’m a 36 G cup (uk size) just had a bra fitting as I was wearing a 34DD/36DD. I’ve always worn V neck type tops as they are normally a stretchy fabric and my boobs fit plus they are flattering. After this bra fitting I’ve recently bought some new clothes as I don’t know how I fit in others when I was wearing my 34DD all long sleeve ribbed square neck and v neck jumpers in cream and beige and a v neck rugby jumper. As a uni student I’ve been culling clothes that don’t fit or I don’t quite like they way they fit my boobs so have donated them. Your video is so informative and helpful ❤❤❤
@@jessicabird1175 this makes me happy - Thank you! 💕
awww thank you so much for the tips.. i feel like my bigger bust makes me look heavier than i feel like i actually am! life saving❤️
You're so welcome!
I find square necklines add unnecessary width so I avoid those preferring for deep v necklines 🎉
What bra are you wearing under blue dress v neckline and under lavender wrap cashmere?
Can you also make a video on what bra to wear for busty ladies, for the necklines suggested in this video.
By the way, Great Video, helpful
I have found that a lot of the fashions today, especially the tiered dresses, are terrible for women with a larger bust. I have discovered a whole new wardrobe in retro 1950’s style dresses. These tend to have sweetheart or V necklines and nipped in waists with a full or slim skirt. I’m 61 and a size 10I.
@@wildwestjanbutcher650 agree - I made the mistake of buying a dress with “ruffles” at the bust and ummm…. It’s HORRIBLE 🥺🤷♀️
I thought I knew everything about styling a larger bust but definitely got a few new tips. Thank you
Thank you Marie! I have another video going live on Fri - “best necklines” for big busts 😉
First time seeing your channel and loved this video. Great tips on necklines. Can you show some summer dresses soon for bigger busts.
Welcome to the community Colly! I’m happy to have you on board. I have several summer outfit videos coming up, and will certainly include dresses for big busts.
Thank you for this. I’m so excited to try. My breast have grown so much since I had my baby. I love fashion but wasn’t sure what to do with this new bust!
You are so welcome! I’m so happy that I could provide a little inspiration 🤗 -Shelli
I am 14, my breasts have always made me feel kind of overweight, but im on a journey to making sure i also find correct bras that suit my size, and especially what looks best with shirts, thank you so much ^^
@@plvnetluvsrs you are so welcome beautiful girl 💕🥰
@@AnnieParkerConfidential thank you so much 🥹 this feels like a mother bonding experience 🥹🥹
This video has really made me rethink the tops I have been wearing! Thank you!! ❤
my pleasure 💞
Thanks so much for this! I have a good friend that this will really help when she shops for herself & this guides me while I shop for her for a birthday gift!! 😎😍
You are so welcome!💕💕
This is so so helpful! Thank you so much!
@@TrishJones-z5r my pleasure, Trish❤️
I saw many videos on that topic but all content are similar but you gave useful information Thanks !!!
@@nehadhaliwal9178 aww thank you. I try 😉💕
@@AnnieParkerConfidential my pleasure dear 😇 keep it up 👍
Im always glad to hear these tips but how to do this and show no cleavage or collar bone?
The collarbone might be a bit of a challenge, but you can easily mitigate cleavage exposure by choosing less of a plunge in any category. For example, a V-neck can be super low OR high enough for zero cleavage, etc.
Thanks for the tips. Though, my chest sags due to them being 14 pounds and I’ve lost 23 pounds. I am not able to shop in person anywhere besides maybe 2 stores. So I can’t even try on bras. I’m 5’2 wearing probably a 38 H or I but I don’t know. I’ve gone into places to be measured and they’ll just tell me that they don’t carry my size. Rip
Thanks, this was really helpful.
you are so welcome!
Can we get a buisness professional version?? I love these tips but I can't wear a lot of these in my very conservative office.
Yes - I will put that one in the queue. Have you tried “the shirt?” It’s specifically for eliminating the gaping we all experience with button up shirts. I just bought a couple and they’re awesome! ZERO gaping - lots of conservative button ups perfect for professional offices. 😉
@AnnieParkerConfidential No, I have never heard of that brand, but I am looking it up now. Thank you so much! I'm a 36JJJ on a 150-pound frame and a young professional. Business wear has been a nightmare, and beyond my blazers, I just can't afford to tailor every single shirt I buy.
@@SwiftyDawsonFan I totally get it. Here is the direct site: rstyle.me/+1gKayFSX7x-lDPM0aZUYlg My sister is also very busty, works for Deloitte & wears the brand for work. 💕
Some of the correct bras were ill fitting on the models. Sometimes I like my oversized tshirts and sweaters.
Agree - I have my share of oversized sweaters too ;-)
Just came across your video, it's great tips and advice. Can you do dressing tips for us older women that don't want to be invisible?
Thank you in advance ❤❤❤
Welcome to the community! I do have a ton of style ideas & tips that I feel are tasteful for almost any age - I chose a few that you may like. Let me know if this is along the lines of what you're thinking:
1. Wearable SPRING Outfits ruclips.net/video/XFcri2CI8Q8/видео.html
2. Easy TRAVEL Outfits ruclips.net/video/Ri4q_MaZyy8/видео.html
3. MOST ASKED Style ?'s ruclips.net/video/aoVvRLraPK0/видео.html
4. 15 Best Style Tips ruclips.net/video/xAMx3Op0ixM/видео.html
This is just for going out, I can't go to work dressed like this lol xD but thanks.
Yes - more for going out vs workspace.
True!
Great video! Thank you!
@@elcypereira7392 thanks Elcy 💕
This was so useful, especially the blazer part!! Will start looking for single breasted blazers! Thank you so much! Definitely need to revamp my wardrobe!
You are so welcome Maria - my pleasure 🥰
Just came across your video……this has been extremely informative. It has made me realise that some of clothes need to go !
Thank you Pamela! And WELCOME to the community - I'm so happy to have you onboard ;-) - Shelli
Just subscribed,,thank you for sharing I learned more with your one video,,than any other videos from other people
That’s music to my ears! Thank you for the nice feedback and WELCOME to the community, Dawn :-)
I LOVE THIS! ITS SUCH A CHALLENGE TO DRESS GIRLS WITH HUGE BOOBS it’s a real challenge
Agree. It’s hard to look good in a lot of clothes, until you know which necklines & sleeve lengths to look for 🥰
I was wondering if you could do one of these for chic work and interviews outfits such as suits and business attire? I've just finished my masters and am starting to interview for jobs. I find it hard to balance either being too frumpy or too sexy. I do get my shirts tailored as it's the only way they will fit and look nice.
Thanks, i found this video a life saver!
@@leilaknowles5889 Leila congratulations on completing your Masters! You are well on your way 🥰 In terms of chic office & interview outfits, I did a video last year on chic office attire. Let me know if this is what you had in mind: CLASSY BUSINESS CASUAL OUTFIT IDEAS (Affordable, Easy to Wear)
ruclips.net/video/FA5sWkz_F-8/видео.html
@AnnieParkerConfidential, thank you very much 😊. I've looked at a few of the companies suggested ithe video and am very happy with the styles and advice you've offered.
@@leilaknowles5889 oh good - I’m glad that it was helpful ☺️
Always a pleasure to see your video, love your style, thanks for sharing
These are all great but I feel the cold. I tend to wear sweaters with higher necklines to stay warm. Do you have any tips to get around this? PS I'm also a 64yo apple shaped lady.
Hi Teresa! First - you do not look ANYTHING close to 64!?? 💕 The concept of choosing a V or U-neck is the same, just choose one with less 'plunge' for more coverage. Plus there's always the option of adding a loosely draped scarf which is always a chic option (my personal favorite ;-)
This woman knows what she’s talking about!! 🙌🏽
Ribbed knits make me nervous, but the style you picked works
thank you beautiful lady ;-)
i liked that u talked about folks with a little belly
@@jillpotts7472 I make an effort to include all sizes of beauty 😉💕💕
SO helpful and SO true! Thank you 🙂
My pleasure 💕
Hi! I LOVE that light blue wrap style sweater, it's so flattering. May I ask what brand it is? Thank you!
It's Johnathan Simkhai ;-)
I want to see if there is design wrap to criss cross breast from shoulder to ribs and and secures DDD breast so I can workout. Like a medium weight binder material. To even to weight support from digging into shoulder.
Hmmm.....yes I think I understand the concept. That's a great idea - I can see how it would be extremely supportive.
So smart. These tips are great!
Thank you!💕
Thank you so very much this is so helpful
You are so welcome!
You have a bust ,but it’s definitely NOT huge .
@@marianlawrie8614 thank you - it FEELS big on my 5"2 frame (34DD).
Until I can afford to get a reduction this is super helpful!! Thank you!! 😊
You're so welcome!
Heaven sent! 🥹 Thank you! 🙏🏽
@@Nah-ah you are so welcome!
This was so helpful… thanks a million 😢😢
@@coleenbeale5419 my pleasure!
I had two fittings a few years apart and no luck. By the end of the day bra feels like it's strangling me.
brand new to your channel. im gonna follow and hopefully will see big bust with some belly
@@jillpotts7472 welcome Jill! Happy to have you on board 💕
Loved the video very helpful.
Thank you beautiful lady 🤗💕
This video was very good. I need to make a mental note next time I go looking for clothes. Can you do a video about how to dress in an office setting. I work in an office and can't seem to find outfits that fit my breast but still look professional. I had bought a blazer but feel like it makes me look bigger. idk but please make a video for professional office setting clothing. Thanks :)
Hi beautiful Nakia! I've got just the video for you - 'Classy Business Casual Outfit Ideas": ruclips.net/video/FA5sWkz_F-8/видео.html The outfits run from elevated casual, to something you might wear to a board meeting or meeting with key clients.
Let me know if it's helpful, or if you have more questions. I'm always happy to help.
❤
Great video and excellent presentation!🎉
Thanks so much!
I LOVE you necklace combo! Would you mind sharing the details?? I love your channel…so glad I found it❤️❤️
Hi Stacy - yes, I’m happy to share! The necklace is actually all one piece, by Lana. Here is the link to it: rstyle.me/+OQE_OEVUQFTRh7p4hKt2_g And WELCOME to the community - I’m happy to have you onboard 💕 - Shelli
@@AnnieParkerConfidential Thank you!!❤
What bra did you wear with the one shoulder dress?
@@svetterushing1889 I wear a strapless with “rubber trim” along the inside top of the cup to keep it from slipping.
Hi Shelli, I just love your videos, great tips!! Thanks. I can definitely relate…I have a lot of sun damage on my chest so I am hesitant to wear square or v-neck tops. Any suggestions on what to do in those situations?!❤️
Hi Darla! Great question - I live in San Diego, so I'm also super careful with the sun. I wear 40+ spf, face, neck, chest everyday and that's worked well when wearing lower necklines during the day.
Also remember that most clothing, unless it's specifically UPF 50 - doesn't offer sun protection. So even if you're wearing a higher neck top, the skin underneath is still getting sun rays.
The OTHER option is a lightweight scarf OR lightweight sweater over the shoulders if you're running around outside - remove when indoors. And of course those styles are gorgeous for nighttime as well, with no risk of sun exposure ;-) xoxo -Shelli
Look for a reputable medspa/clinic for IPL. I did it on my chest 12 years ago and it took away all the dark splotches. It's fantastic!
Great tips! Loved your video!
Thanks Suravi!
Excellent video, thanks.
thank you!
Love this video very helpful but I'm afraid it doesn't cover other content like how we should dress on very cold winter months. For example I don't think I could wear a v neck or square neck on a very cold day. Can u please cover that type of content as I am also a large busted women who almost at bought a lot of chunky sweat shirts for winter.😢
For colder days, I usually wear a scarf, or layer a button-up shirt under. That usually does the trick 😉
What about us large busted woman who don’t want to wear anything low cut. I am an engineer, I can’t wear those low v necks.
@@kencurtis2403 that’s a great question - the depth of the v-neck is completely up to each individual, and the situation. I’m a former corporate person as well, so I totally get it.
For work, the depth of my V-necks were very conservative/ appropriate for a professional environment (usually 3” or so below my collarbone). It still gives the illusion of length, without the boobage 😉
Thanks, the tips are valuable ❤
My pleasure!
Very good tips.
thank you 💕
What kind of bra do you wear under the asymmetrical dress?
Usually a one-shoulder bra, like this one: rstyle.me/+dCSL_SeM7mKA5Y_5Zvc7uQ
@@AnnieParkerConfidential Thank you. I appreciate your content, it's really helpful. 🙏🌸
My pleasure! @@kadencejourney6976
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sorry, with all due respect, it seems to me that tha bra on the right on the first pic should be the one with ✅. The bra on the left is clearly ill fitting. Just saying🥰
Same!
But the support is much better. It lifts!
@@Tia7890 yes!!!!
I hate my big boobs lol I am a 38D and I hate it nothing looks good on me I want a breast reduction but it’s so expensive
Ohhh I'm so sorry to hear this ;-(. So, a couple of options come to mind, for your consideration:
1. First, I know some health insurance carriers will sometimes cover a breast reduction if deemed medically necessary (like bad back problems, impeding quality of life). Perhaps check into it with your health insurance carrier.
2. Financing. I (normally) wouldn't ever advise someone to finance plastic surgery...HOWEVER, it sounds like your bust size is weighing heavy on your mind - and I get it. If something really bugs - it's hard to put it out of mind, and it affects your life, and well-being on a daily basis. Not fun.
MOST all Plastic Surgeons offer financing options, either through a 3rd party OR in-house (through the plastic surgeon - like payment plans).
I'd first ask the Dr for IN-HOUSE OPTIONS (it'll be his/her office manager - usually the person who gives you the quote, and does scheduling).
What I DON'T recommend, is using CareCredit, which is a 3rd party financing company that many many Cosmetic surgery offices offer, as a convenience. They have a HORRIBLE reputation for (essentially) charging 19%+ interest rates, with questionable business practices that make it difficult for users to extinguish the debt.
If you do choose the financing route, set aside time to really read through the T&C's (terms and conditions) to understand exactly what you're getting into. Either way - I hope this was helpful ;-) - Shelli
I can relate . Everything I wear just makes me look overweight
What if you need to wear t shirts for work?
Ugh - I'm guessing a guy came up with the T-shirt for work thing, and they're undoubtedly a crew neck. To elongate the look, I'd wear a pendant necklace on the outside of the T. One that comes down maybe 5" below the collarbone.
That's going to provide SOME elongation. Depending on your particular company - you COULD always suggest more feminine T-shirts in the way of a 'gentle' v-neck. When I ran sales divisions, we had T-shirts made for team building events and I DEFINITELY made sure we had male AND female versions.
It's only fair ;-)
Am I the only one who always believed that the smallest part of a woman's torso was her waist? At least that's the case with me!
Considering augmentation so this is interesting
My sister just had one done last year 🥰 Personally, I wanted “smaller” - but the Dr. Actually installed larger than what I wanted….that’s a whole different story. 🫠
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Hey dear, I’m really confused to select bra please help me with it ❤
The foundation of selecting a good bra, is knowing your true bra size. To do that, you'll want to be properly measured. I recommend going to Nordstrom lingerie dept, and ask for a proper bra fitting.
That is part of what they do and most women find that they're wearing the wrong size (myself included.).
From there, you can choose a few bras while at the store - but most importantly, you'll have your true size, allowing you to shop online with much greater success.
Thank you so much😊
my pleasure!@@falgunispatel978
@@AnnieParkerConfidential Just an FYI. I have gone to Nordstroms for years because yes, they are great fitters, but I would say for those women who are truly large breasted and small waisted they do not have the selection for those who are beyond the range of most large breasted large waisted women. I have had to purchase what was available even though none of the styles truly fit me. My last fitting was last summer and I was there for over an hour and a half as the associate found my true size, but struggled to find me something that would fit. I came out with one sports bra that was close enough. That is what I have worn for a year. The associate also gave me a card with my measurements and recommended that I find a European bra company. She said that England and many eastern block countries have more women in this range and have bras that fit. She could not do more for me. I have since searched and found a few companies that provide my size. For the last year I have been in a cycle of order , try on, and then return to find something that would fit. I am still looking, 30-32K, but have lost weight, so bra size has changed a little too.
@@rebeccalunceford8144 Bravissimo in the UK go up to and above in 30/32K
p.s. you have a beautiful figure.
I appreciate that ;-)
yes, nice, but you are slim and toned and have manufactured perfect-in-place boobs, PLUS, a waist line. So easy, then. MOST naturally bigbreasted ladies have also a bit extra fat everywhere, and certainly on the mid section.
@@MeryOnTheRun yes, I do my best to include all body shapes, but sometimes miss the mark. I do have several videos on best dresses for different body shapes, how to camouflage a tummy / slim a waist, and many of those suggested styles work exceptionally well on most all body types. 💕
Cleavage is not necessarily classy😅
@@judithburgess8222 depends on how much you’re showing.
Omg amazing! I got so desperate, do you recommend a bra minimiser? I’m quite petite and a 32E size, I’ve worn minimisers for the last few years out of self consciousness and to try and fit the minimal aesthetic. Watching this video shows me you can still be minimal and chic in styling and look great. Thank you from a struggling mama trying to regain her style.
@@Mayah862 aww you are so welcome, beautiful lady 💕💕