Normally, I wouldn't pass along my fashion questions to anyone, as I've got good instincts myself, but how much cleavage is too much cleavage?




I've got an incredible black dress I bought a while ago that is about mid-calf length, cute hook and eye type black covered buttons up the front, very fitted with a high neck in back and cute short/cropped sleeves. The front comes down just below the boob line in a V in front and is lined with a ruffle of material. I can wear it with a cleavage-cut bra, but you can still kinda see the line of the bra that goes across from the one boob to the other underneath. The ruffle obcscures it a little, but if you're looking you can see it.

Is that too much? Would it look utterly trashy? I can't go without a bra in this dress as the girls are just too big and would need the support.

Do I have to wear something underneath and ruin the cleavage effect entirely?

If you feel good and comfortable not wearing a bra, I say go for it.

Everything is ok in my books as long as you're not showing nipples. People seem to freak out at the site of those.

Oh wait, you said you can't not wear a bra.



What about those sticky support things? Do they work?
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I know this sounds tipical GD but ... PICS please ?

then maybe we could help with suggestions more ?





or not

yeah I'd wear something under it, like a lacy number where the cleavage is there and the skin is implied

Actually, I'd just wear the bra with it.

JustErin said:

we are talking big boobs here

ZombieKitten said:

Ok, I've never tried them.

Mach said:

Maybe.... I'm at work now, though.

butterfli25 said:

I have a kind of sheer black shirt, but I like the contrast of the black with my pale, pale skin. I just don't know if it's too much...

JustErin said:

This is what I'm hoping for.

I think I just needed someone to say it's OK.

ZombieKitten said:

Yeah. being that I'm getting older, I really do need the bit of lift.

I have that problem with one shirt i love... to me the key was to make sure the bra was the exact same color... ( which in my case was red/orange) but i found one for it coincidentally and perfect...)




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Mach said:

Yep thats what I was going to say..it's hard to tell without pics...but I do think that as long as U feel comfortable then go for it!

CarrieMpls said:

little pieces of sticky tape don't cut it beyond a C cup or something probably

Carrie, I've seen very low plunging bras that would maybe provide you the support you need, but still allow you to wear the dress and have the bra not show.

hokie1 said:

or failing that, a body stocking!

Check this link:

http://www2.victoriassecr...rfnbr=3699




It's a bra, so I dont' know if it's safe for you to look at at work.

hokie1 said:

Shit. I've been looking for a bra like that, but the sizes don't go up high enough

hokie1 said:

I will look for something like that. Vicky's doesn't make bras big enough for me.

Wear nothing.

You need a bra like this...



http://www.fredericks.com...nge+bra.do

here's a whole heap of plunge bras D-G cup

http://www.bravissimo.com...ge&x=0&y=0

Sweeny79 said:

Good God, I'd be popping outta that thing in seconds. I suggest using heavy duty tape to have things stay in place.

JustErin said:

my sister went to a party in a duct tape bustierre she made herself

ZombieKitten said:

See, the bra I have is like that, but you can see the bottom line underneath. I need something like Sweeny posted, but in my size.

JustErin said:

I thought that too...but from what I have heard they stay put. I've been meaning to try one out to see for sure though.

And that website only goes up to 36... I need 38.

I am begining to understand the frustration here....

JustErin said:

I've actually done that once. My friend Joe helped me.
Never again. The sticky stuff doesn't want to come off ever.

ZombieKitten said:

Id like a lace number from there ... those arent american sizings though are they?

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

They have an american site, I believe...