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Anyone have any thoughts about or experience with mock camis? You know, the cleavage cover things that snap onto your bra straps? Some different ones are: CamiSecret, Cleava, "Perfect Cami", and "Essential Cami".
I'm pretty modest and don't like to show cleavage, but most of my dresses (and many t-shirts) have low cut necklines. I've tried CamiSecret, and in theory the ... idea is really good....but in my correctly fitting 30G Ewa bras, the CamiSecret ends up sort of caving in between my boobs. (Because of the empty space between the cups, right in front of the bra's center gore.) This isn't good when in a public place because you can't just reach up and adjust things in front of everyone!
I'm trying to come up with a solution that is similar to CamiSecret, but better. I have a ton of tank tops with higher necks that I often layer under my low-cut t-shirts, but it's not really practical to wear a cotton tank top under a more dressy dress.
I'm curious about the Cleava, but I feel like the way it snaps underneath the bra would cause it to have the same problem of "caving in". The "Perfect Cami" design actually looks really good, but I don't think it would go up high enough in the front for me. (My cleavage goes rather high on my front, grrr!)
I guess I'm just rambling, but I'm really wondering if anyone here has any experience with these fake cami things? My mother is considering trying to make some for both herself and I, but I'm not sure exactly what style.
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Ah, sorry to hear this. :( I think I look weird with puffy sleeves too, but I have fairly narrow shoulders. I kept the one I got like that, but it's probably my least-worn eShakti item.
I was excited- my red eshakti dress came out fun. The only thing is that with cotton, I foresee ironing. I hate ironing. But worth it for retro cuteness :)
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