lingere for small breasted women

[silentsoul]

Does anyone have any suggestions for some hot lingere that is actually made with small breasted women in mind. Me personally, I prefer the wife just straight up naked but every once in a while we both like her to dress up.

any suggestions

[Gilly]

Personally, I would go with something that has a stretchy top section. Underwires are bad unless you are going with some place like Victoria's Secret.

Here's a few things:

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodleft.php?id=3343

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodleft.php?id=3467

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodleft.php?id=1313

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodcenter.php?id=4097

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodcenter.php?id=2438

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodcenter.php?id=5092

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodcenter.php?id=2420

http://www.sexycreations.com/prodcenter.php?id=4095

[denny]

Nice stuff Gilly. Why is it any different for smaller breasts though. Does that even matter?

[Gilly]

A lot of stuff is made with bigger breasted women in mind, and come off as being loose in the breast area on smaller breasted women. So, you have to hunt around and find things formed specifically to your cup/band size, or stuff that is made either loose, or stretchy. Stretchy material with scrunch to size.

[cowgirltease]

Victorias Secret is my fav. and I'm only a 38 B. They will do a first time fitting for free. Their sizes run small.

[Cookie]

I am only 19, but must girls 19 and over usually have bigger breasts than mine, Though i am slim my breast still look small, but there is where you can take advantage of it, in my opinion i think any brand would be ok as long as the fabric of the bra or whatever she is using is soft and not heavy, use girly colors, kinda transparent fabrics with a little bit of ornament like shiny beads, they are usually a little bit more expensive because they have no sweing in the breast area and they could tear easly, but they definitely look romantic and sexy, wich could turn into a sweet wild outfit. Try it!

[silentsoul]

thanks gilly I especially like 1 3 and 5.

I've thought about going to victoria secret but their prices just straight up scare me. I mean I hate to seem like the tightwad that I am but aint no way in hell I'm gonna spend 20 bucks on a bra alone.

Either way, all of you have definitely gotten me thinking in the right direction so thank you.

[Gilly]

You can't find 20 for a bra at VS. ;)

I think the cheapest I've found there is around 30. The one I LOVE above all other's anywhere is $38. I only just got fed up with regular bra's last fall, because they never fit good, and always were itchy, or too stiff, or hung wrong, or what not. Got a gift certificate for there for $50, and put it to use getting a good bra. Also, I can find my bra on eBay brand new for usually $12-20

They ARE really pricey. You can find good stuf on thier website on clearance, though, as well as in the catalouges.

[Loulabelle]

Originally posted by Gilly
A lot of stuff is made with bigger breasted women in mind, and come off as being loose in the breast area on smaller breasted women. So, you have to hunt around and find things formed specifically to your cup/band size, or stuff that is made either loose, or stretchy. Stretchy material with scrunch to size.

Erm....I beg to differ here....I am now an F cup and I find it incredibly hard to find sexy lingerie (which is easily available on the high street for women with A-D cups) for my size.

I have reverted to using one particular mail order company, where the average bra costs about £40 (not sure what that is in US dollars, I'm afraid, but it's not cheap) and to get a nice, well fitting bikini this year, I have to spend about £70.......looks like I'll have to buy something cheap, ill-fitting and lacking support which will not be any where near as flattering.

Sorry to get on my soap box here, but the reason there is underwear which is designed specifically for larger breasted women, is because we do not have the choice that flatter chested women do. And remember, that larger breasted women also struggle in the sexy clothes department, as well as in the sexy lingerie line........we can't buy anything 'off the peg' in the way of: bustiers, backless tops (not enough support), small strappy tops (because we can't go without a bra) halter neck tops/ dresses, plain cotton shirts (they fit around the bust, but not around the middle, or vice versa).

I have always maintained, that if you don't have much of a bust, you can buy loads of things to show it off and give you a great cleavage, however, if you already have a great cleavage, the only bras you can get are designed to separate your boobs so you don't have any kind of cleavage at all.


End of rant.

[huntersgirl]

Loulabelle~ I have to say that it goes both ways, I think that stuff is just designed for the average, which obviously neither of us fits into....Me being on the small side and you on the larger. I can't tell you how ridiculous certain clothes look when you have nothing to fill them out. Or how lingerie and bathingsuits will fit on the bottom but not on the top. I couldn't even buy a bra at a normal store they never had them in my size. Thankfully I've put on a bit of weight and now register in the bra department..lol... Anyway, it is refreshing to see a wider variety of things available nowadays. Seems like people have finally realized that women come in all shapes and sizes and we can't all fit or wear stuff designed for the middle of the roaders!:)

[Gilly]

What huntersgirl said. Stuff is designed with a C and D cup in mind. It's not designed for an F cup, because (and sorry to point it out) that's WAY above average in the breast department. The clothing is designed for the majority, not the minority.

As for stuff made for larger breasts, I know Lover's Lane carries sizes up to 4 or 6x in a large selction of their items. There are several pages of links that came up when I searched for that. For small breasted women, there were 6 links total, and that was after I checked around with different phrases.

I know they don't make things that are a perfect fit for everyone, but this thread was specifically asking about small breasted lingere. My comments above were addressing WHY small breasted women need something specific, and why it can't be bought off the rack at just anywhere.

Your situation is exactly the same. From the sounds of your rant, it would seem it bothers you. With a cup that large, I have to imagine that your breasts are probably pretty heavy, and give you back strain. Looking at it from that angle, if you don't like them, see a doctor about back pain, and most insurances will cover a breast reduction for physical reasons.


Here's a few links for larger breast sizes:

http://plus-size-lingerie3.just-lifestyle.com/

http://www.women-plus-size-clothing.com/plus_size_lingere.htm

http://attitudesboutique.com/Cart.php?Action=Cat&cat=Plus%20Size%20Lingerie&pagenumber=1

I realize those are all "plus sized" items, but I am guessing that unless you are Dolly Parton, you likely are a slightly larger women. And there's nothing wrong with that, either. If you are a dolly parton type women, then I appologize for presuming. It's not my intention to hurt anyone's feelings.

[lakritze]

May I sugest a good old fashioned satin Kimono.It's such a turn on to see a pair of lovlies peering out of either side of one that is loosly opened to the sash.

[Loren]

Originally posted by huntersgirl
Loulabelle~ I have to say that it goes both ways, I think that stuff is just designed for the average, which obviously neither of us fits into....Me being on the small side and you on the larger. I can't tell you how ridiculous certain clothes look when you have nothing to fill them out. Or how lingerie and bathingsuits will fit on the bottom but not on the top. I couldn't even buy a bra at a normal store they never had them in my size. Thankfully I've put on a bit of weight and now register in the bra department..lol... Anyway, it is refreshing to see a wider variety of things available nowadays. Seems like people have finally realized that women come in all shapes and sizes and we can't all fit or wear stuff designed for the middle of the roaders!:)

I'll certainly agree that it's hard for the woman who doesn't have much on top. Fortunately, I like her plain so it's nowhere near the issue it might otherwise be.

[imaginewithme]

I hate to spend that much money on bras too, but the best ones I have ever had are from Victorias Secret..... I am 38 C and they are the best fitting, most comfortable bras..I will spend that much on comfort and sexiness in one piece of clothing!

I hate that all the lingere is wanting to show your stomach....I'd rather my boobs hang out then my gut!!! Wow, that's attractive.

But that's just me.

[Gilly]

Originally posted by imaginewithme
I hate to spend that much money on bras too, but the best ones I have ever had are from Victorias Secret..... I am 38 C and they are the best fitting, most comfortable bras..I will spend that much on comfort and sexiness in one piece of clothing!

I hate that all the lingere is wanting to show your stomach....I'd rather my boobs hang out then my gut!!! Wow, that's attractive.

But that's just me.

hey, we could swap. ;) I'm a 38C there, too, but 36D fits exactly the same for me. I have "my" bra in both sizes, and don't notice any difference.

They are excellent bra's, and last longer than average ones. I'd readily spend $30-40 on a bra there, rather than 15-20 on 2 mediocre bra's at any other place now.

I even tried a Fredrick's bra after finding my VS one, and it wasn't any where NEAR as comfy or well made.

I also feel the same on tummy bearing night wear. I LOVE baby dolls, because they don't cling to my tummy, and make me look a lot better. :)

[imaginewithme]

Yep Gilly, I love the baby dolls too!!!! Makes some nice cleavage and hides the gut,,,making me ready for it all!!!

So, we gonna share bras, huh?

[Gilly]

Sure, come on over. ;)