Blessed with a large bosom but cursed with clothes that do not fit well? Here are some tips and styles that will help you minimize your bust.
* When shopping for shirts, choose styles that will minimize your bust. For example, a boat neck shirt (a shirt that has a wide neck opening reaching almost to the shoulders) will draw the eye away from the bosom area. V-neck shirts and dresses work surprisingly well in minimizing a large bust, as well.
* The bust can be minimized with the right skirt style. Choose skirts that have an A-line or a soft flare. This will draw attention to the bottom half of the body and away from the upper body.
* When choosing jeans, go with a low rise, boot cut style that will keep the focus on the bottom half of the body. For a look that is less casual, choose pants or slacks that have a straight leg to give the body length.
* Patterned shirts and blouses are fine, as long as the pattern is consistent throughout the front of the shirt. You will want to avoid any shirt or blouse that sports one picture right smack dab in the middle of the shirt. If there is only one singular image on the shirt or blouse, this creates a strong focal point right towards the bust, which is what you want to avoid.
* To give the torso length, choose blouses and shirts that have vertical lines. Horizontal and diagonal stripes give greater focus to the breast area.
* Never wear a necklace that is long enough that it drapes down towards the cleavage. You might as well wear an arrow that is pointing straight to your bosom. Instead, opt for jewelry that keeps the focus above the bust line. Large chandelier earrings or a necklace that fits like a choker are greats pieces to help keep the focus as far away from the bust as possible.
* Steer clear of shirts or dresses that have belts that cinch at the waist. You will also want to avoid tucking in your shirts and blouses. These two styles cut the body in two, accentuating and shortening the torso and putting focus on the bust.
