Shopping Challenge -- Flat Chest

[magenta321]

While "more than a mouthful is a waste", it is difficult to find the right cut in shirts for women with small breasts. Too many shirts make flat-chested-women look boyish, or, they hang in a way that looks sad.

Shirts

Bad

Low-Scoop Neck Shirts



Deep-V-Neck with 3/4ths Length Sleeves



Good:

High Neck Tank



Cap Sleeved Boatnecks



Why:

Scoop necks put the breasts on display. If there's nothing to fill the window, it just doesn't look right.

Deep-Vs do the same thing, and 3/4ths length sleeves cut the arm off at the thinnest part, making the over-all effect very skeleton-like.

The other looks give emphasis to key features like the neck and shoulders.

[magenta321]

Shirts Continued

Bad

Empire or Corset Style Shirts




Good

Halter Necks



Ruffle Front Shirt



Why:

Corset -- created to enhance the chest. If there's not a lot to enhance, it can look silly.

Empire cut -- hangs when there is nothing to fill it out.

Halters -- show off those sexy shoulders. Plus, the angle helps little breasts to look more full.

Ruffle -- frills cover the chest and make up for what is not there.

[magenta321]

Dresses

Bad

Skin-Tight Spaghetti Straps



Good

Halter Dress



Also, those really deep plummetting neckline dresses -- the ones where the neckline goes down to the navel. I can't imagine who here would wear those, but, they're perfect for women with small breasts.

Why:

Skin-tight on very skinny isn't sexy. It shows off what is not there.

Halter dress -- shows shoulder and angle to create breasts. Backless dresses are also great -- play up that sexy back!!!

[drmomentum[$]]

As a guy who likes small chests, I think they'd all look nice except for the empire. But I'm probably unusual.

When are you going to do the fashion challenge for large-ended men?

-JP (waiting with notepad in hand)

[drmomentum[$]]

Women, take notice. The clever technique here of wearing no pants distracts the viewer from chest size.

-JP

[magenta321]

To quote myself:

And sorry, boys, but, I know about dressing ladies only.

You could visit the ample behind thread and see if any of the ideas there translate into mens fashion.

[drmomentum[$]]

Well, I ain't wearing no dress that plunges down to the navel.

-JP