Bras for Large Breasts
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Welcome! This site is dedicated to the specialist needs of women who are well-endowed. We look at general attitudes towards larger women and where we fit into the current world of fashion, as well as focusing on bras, underwear and swimwear to suit the fuller figured.
Whether your breasts are larger than usual due to surgery, overweight or just good luck, we have loads of useful tips about finding the right bra, including reviews and recommendations. Whether you want to minimise or maximise your assets, depending on the occasion, there are bras and clothing tips for all eventualities.
Here at Bras for Large Breasts we believe in celebrating our curves and making the most of what we have!
by Rosie Thompson on January 27, 2012
It may seem like a strange time to start talking about swimwear but you’ll be amazed how quickly the summer holidays will descend on us. Maybe it’s time to start thinking ahead anyway to the long summer days, to help us through the last few months of winter.
It’s worth planning ahead with great bargains like these to take advantage of. This gorgeous, very flattering tankini top, for instance is available in up to size 38 FF and has a massive 35% off. With underwire cups it lifts and supports so will make you feel secure as well as fashionable. The black and white stripes make it really versatile. You could buy the matching bottoms or just wear some plain black ones if you prefer.
This really fashionable bandeau top would go with any black bottoms or matching striped bottoms available from size XS to XL.
Another great item for those of you who like to cover your hips a little is this gorgeous, geometric patterned swim-skirt, also in the sale.
With such massive reductions, why not save a fortune and be prepared for the summer. It’s a great idea to order a selection of swimwear so that you can try them on in the comfort of your own home, as long as you make sure the returns are free.
by Rosie Thompson on January 23, 2012
Celebrate your gorgeous curves and make the most of your shape this valentines day. There are some great, sensual bras out there that will make you and feel your best. You can also save yourself 15% of the cost of your whole order by using the code BGBhearts, so check out the range of lovely underwear for the full- figured.
Here’s just one example of the gorgeous bras you can buy at a discounted price. This Goddess Marilyn underwired strapless bra is available up to size 46 H and would make anyone look and feel special. So go on, treat yourself!
by Rosie Thompson on January 8, 2012
If you’re well endowed in the breast area you’ll be well aware of the difficulty associated with exercise. Buying a good sports bra can make all the difference to your experience of exercise.
Some things to look out for when trying to find the best sports bra for large breasts are:
- There shouldn’t be much stretch (if it pulls on over your head, there’s too much stretch).
- Front or back fastening is best.
- Don’t go for style and appearance over comfort.
- Full coverage is better.
- Breast separation is important to reduce chaffing caused by sweating and movement.
Above all, try on before buying and check out the returns policy if ordering online. It might be worth ordering a few to make sure you get the best fit.
You need to be prepared to spend a bit more for quality too but it’ worth it! Here’s a great example of a fully supportive sports bra really worth investing in.
by Rosie Thompson on January 7, 2012
Getting everything right on your wedding day, is every girl’s aim. From the seating plan to the wedding dress, there is so much to think about and plan, not least of all which underwear to go for. With so much effort being put into every other aspect of the day, it’s important not to overlook the underwear, which can make a bride feel super confident and sensual, or unsupported and unattractive if you don’t get it right.
There are no excuses these days not to look your absolute best, with the fantastic range of bridal wear to choose from, whatever your size. If the underwear isn’t right, the dress won’t look it’s best either.
Gone are days of large straps and full coverage for the larger lady. Take a look at the great selection of strapless, corsets, bustiers and basques that enhance cleavage, whilst maintaining a level of dignity and coverage. The range includes flexible and light boning, hidden under-wiring, low backed, lace and smooth fabric in white, black and nude. There really is something to suit any dress style.
Check out this gorgeous smoothing bustier from Elomi, with an elasticated bottom edge for shape control and to keep the garment in place.
You’ll feel fully supported in this very flattering bustier which also provides sensuality and is available up to 42GG.
If there’s one occasion, which really demands that you look your best, this is it, so don’t skimp on the underwear and make the most of the great range to choose from.
by Rosie Thompson on January 6, 2012
There’s no doubt that it has been notoriously difficult to find really good looking full figure bras that are also comfortable and supportive
to wear. Or at least this used to be the case until recent times. The choice of great full figure bras is now huge and they not only look great, but offer suitable breast support too.
There’s no point in buying a bra that you love the look of if it isn’t comfortable. Now you can have both. Take a look at this gorgeous lace bra available up to size 46G from Elomi. It has lacy elegance combined with wide enough shoulder and back straps to make you feel sensual and supported at the same time. The fawn color is also very flattering and, being flesh toned, will not show under lighter clothing. It’s also available in white which looks great in lace. Why not treat yourself to the matching pants.
This moulded underwire plunge bra, also by Elomi is another great example of a bra that ticks all the boxes of looking fantastic and providing the essential breast support and protection needed for fuller figures. The moulded, plunge element of this bra also helps accentuate the cleavage and breast shape and there’s a choice of black or nude to choose from in up to size 48G. After all, us fuller figured ladies should show off what we have too!
by Rosie Thompson on January 6, 2012
Big women used to accept that they had to wear unattractive bras and make a good job of hiding them but things are changing and it’s about time. Why shouldn’t us large ladies also wear the gorgeous, sexy underwear that women with small breasts have enjoyed for years?
Now we can! There is a growing range of bras for big women that are designed not only to provide adequate support but also enhance cleavage and sensuality. You’ll even be proud to show them off without clothes (in the right company of course!).
Plunge bras, corsets, shelf bras, strapless and tube bras are all now available if you know where to look. Bras for big women have finally caught up and can be worn with pride.
This change comes on the back of a growing acceptance that big really is beautiful and we all deserve to be give the chance to make the most of our appearance, no matter what our size.
by Rosie Thompson on June 6, 2011
Times are finally changing as the world of high fashion start to wake up to the size of real women.
More fashion houses are turning to curvy models to showcase their clothes such as London Fashion Week designer Mark Fast who chose Hayley Morley to model his figure-hugging knitwear in 2009 and Crystal Renn, whose weight famously fluctuates, in 2010.Many brands now do a plus-size range but dont shout about it and next up is Marc Jacobs, whose collection is still in concept stages but will undoubtedly prove a big-hit once launched.A spokesperson for Models1 said: After much research and feedback, we have found there to be a real gap in the market for plus-sized models working in a high fashion environment. We feel passionate about this new venture and are positive that we can help develop the fashion industrys feelings on this topic.
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Models 1 expands for plus-size models – Telegraph.
by Rosie Thompson on May 22, 2011
I couldn’t agreed more that we should all try breaking the rules occasionally and just wear whatever suits us or our mood.
Lets face the most obvious problem with the majority of fashion rules for plus-size women: By and large, most of the rules relating to plus-size women are designed to encourage whatever insecurities they may have and shame them into hiding their body, rather than empowering ladies to actually just wear whatever they want to wear! Needless to say, Im not really a fan of the former school of thought. Sure, not many women want to look bigger though I guess size-two style bloggers in harem pants missed that memo, but fashion-forward mentalities are rarely about flattering ones body, but rather about making a stylistic statement. So, why cant that be a part of dressing plus-size bodies, too? I say they can be.
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Plus-Size Fashion Rules- Rules For Plus-Size Clothing.
by Rosie Thompson on May 14, 2011
The future looks promising as the fashion industry training ground accepts that women with curves are here to stay.
The Edinburgh Evening News has just announced that Edinburgh College of Art has become the first fashion school in the UK to introduce size 18 plus size mannequins to train the designers of the future. So, there is hope yet that plus size fashion will become part of the mainstream providing the latest styles and fashions.
The move to using plus size mannequins at Edinburgh College of Art has been backed by the All Walks Centre for Diversity project. The step towards using plus size mannequins is in recognition of the fact that women are becoming curvier and more relaxed with fuller figures.
‘ECA students have already designed regular and plus-sized dresses for a variety of live models to be unveiled at the official campaign launch in London this week and the college will soon receive its new mannequins.’ Caryn Franklin, the founder of All Walks hope the move will encourage new designers to become more versatile in creating clothes for all sizes.
‘Co-founder Debra Bourne told the Evening News: “With many young designers, people cannot fit their arm into the armhole. This is not just anti-size zero.”
via Edinburgh College of Art are first to use plus size mannequins – Plus Size Tall.
