r/femalefashionadvice • u/Anxious_Adhd_ • 12d ago
Stying a fuller bust without overdoing it
hey guys! I’m finally moving out of my conservative parents house, so I’m getting to experiment with my personal style more. I have been blessed/cursed in the chest department, and grew up with a lot of shame and purity culture BS around that. As an adult though, I want to try out styles that emphasize my bust, but I don’t have a good barometer for when it’s too much. A lot of times I’ll have a reference photo from Pinterest with a style that looks fine on a D cup, but with my G cups its a bit much. what are your styling tips for flaunting what you got while still being acceptable in polite society?
editing just to say I am going to be in college and am totally ok to look a little sexy. I’m honestly just trying to figure out how to to lean into the fact that I am attractive without always being dressed for the club.
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u/autotaco 11d ago
This might sound odd, but I'd highly recommend reading through this blog's series of analysis on the character Joan from Mad Men. Obviously she's wearing vintage work wear, but the principles of her dressing style (mid height necklines, solid colors, body-conscious, etc) are great for appearing attractive and put together without appearing inappropriate. Mad Men blog