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My church is hosting a "ball" on Saturday. I dragged out my old prom dresses to see which one would fit best, knowing that my body composition has changed, even if my size hasn't.
Holy Cleavage Batman!
The first dress, the blue one, is a strapless dress that laces in the back. It was too big in the chest when I wore ... it, so I had hoped it would be perfect now. Not quite. It was the right distance around, but my breasts were pushing the front out too much and I was overflowing all over the place. Also the plastic boning was collapsing under the weight of my boobs. I could tell the ribcage to breast ratio was off.
The second, the red one, is a halter with a plunging neckline. It gives no support, but the triangles provide more overall breast coverage than the blue one despite a deeper cleavage line. I'm hoping with some tape, I can give myself enough support to make it work. I may become the subject of gossip, but it wouldn't be the first time, and the only person's opinion I really care about is my boyfriend's. Obviously, he is gonna be drooling over the "lady in red who's dancing with him".
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I'm happy for the extremely petite women, reportedly mostly in Asia, who will have access to J.Crew's XXXS and 000 clothes. They seem underserved by the American manufacturers.
Is it selfish of me to wish J.Crew would put a couple extra inches of bust room in their petite clothing? The only reason their size 2 petite tops don't fit me is the bust. Their stores are everywhere, they constantly have sales, and their products are widely reviewed, both on and off their store site.
Would've been nice for my daughter when she was a young teen - she was a size 0 and 5'6, and had a really hard time finding clothes. But her hips filled out and she's more of a 4 now, I think. She inherited her shape and coloring 100% from her father lol.
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