5 Rules of Wearing Summer Dresses If You Have Big Boobs

If you’ve got ‘em, flaunt ‘em, but we like to err on the side of caution when it comes to showing a little too much skin. We suggest sticking to short lengths *or* low-cut shirts, not both at the same time, which can feel like a little much. After all, playing around with proportions is one of the main steps to mastering sandwich dressing.

Ahh…there’s nothing like a style and cut that was just meant to flatter big boobs while also keeping them oh so comfy and secure. The square neckline will keep you looking polished and stylish, while also providing enough space to show off dainty jewelry. Plus, finding dresses with thicker straps than spaghetti will keep your boobs lifted and feeling supported. (Bonus points if it’s smocked, too!)

Statement shoulders are bound to turn heads, and we especially love puff sleeves for women with larger chests, as they draw the eye to the shoulders rather than the girls. To keep things proportional, copy the stylish gal above and opt for something with a cinched waist (cut-outs are fair game!), which will help to define your figure and give off an hourglass look.

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: One of the most flattering things you can do for a larger chest is bring the eye inwards. And what better way to do this than with the beloved wrap dress? The tie at the waist, the tapering of the silhouette and the V-neckline hit the trifecta for a phenomenal look. For ladies with big boobs, we suggest finding wrap dresses according to the size of your chest, as the waist can be manually adjusted with the ties.

Everyone needs a staple T-shirt dress, but sometimes a frumpy, oversize dress can look disheveled and unkempt. Enter: the slim-fit sweater dress that’s so comfortable, it’s almost like a second skin. The stretchy and sturdy knit fabric provides your chest with the support it needs and deserves. Psst…this means you can wear your coziest bra and not have to worry about straps popping out. Win-win.