24 Mar 2010, 2:16 pm
And I dream about this style:
24 Mar 2010, 2:16 pm
8 = 30 = 65
18 = 40 = 90
See "Bras" thread or my signature for details.
Most of brands don't sell dresses for X-shaped women, they prefer H-shape. It's too difficult for them, it's more easy to cut two the same shapes and sew them. But I know Bravissimo and BiuBiu, they make clothes with 2 sizes: body and boobs. I can buy size f.e. 10 + three sizes of bust part. Ok, I could, if I wasn't 180/6'0 tall. I have waist on my ribs. But most of you are shorter.
You can also buy bigger size and take in waist. Sometimes I buy in second hand cloth size f.e. 16 or 18, it's longer and wider in bust. And I cut a waist 20 cm down.
I recommend wrap dresses, you can always tie it tighter.
Thank you, I am aware of the fact that bust sizes are linked to the perimeter beneath her breasts.
But even so, those two factors are also linked when it comes to dresses, unfortunately they seem to grow proportionally: more room for the beasts = larger room for the rest of you. Which means that most D cupped women won't be able to wear the dress no matter what size she is.
I do have wrap dresses. And they do look nice on me. But they've usually got sleeves.
I will definitely look into those two brands. I would like a nice dress with straps for the summer. (:
I must learn how to sow one of these days! (: Then I could make my own clothing.
I'm quite envious of you by the way. Tall women are an amazing sight. I'm no more than 161cm myself.
25 Mar 2010, 5:26 am
Women with D-cup, right D-cup, don't have problems, because D is one of smaller sizes.
This girl wear real D, 30D
And these girls thought they have D, but they were wrong:
80 = 36
85 = 38
70 = 32
65 = 30
[img][650:474]http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/3982/85dd.jpg[/img]
This woman has European 75R, it's British 34K:
All photos are from Stanikomania.pl http://stanikomania.blox.pl/html
See "Bras" thread, I'm gonna post British sizes chart 
03 Apr 2010, 8:49 am
I hate wearing dresses and skirts. I'm not enough of a lady to wear them. The way I walk, sit and do things just really doesn't go well with wearing dresses or skirts. 
I find them too restraining too.
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I still prefer wearing jeans 
I'm not a huge fan of dresses and skirts.
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Become a Goth. Gothic men are cute in skirts:
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30 Jul 2010, 10:22 pm
I actually don't mind dresses and skirts in theory, but I don't think they suit me on a day-to-day basis. When I dress up (<-- never noticed that before) for some sort of event I tend to wear dark, fitted dresses and skirts that are feminine, obviously, but not girly. Also, I haven't worn a skirt above my knees since I was at school.
The main reason I don't wear them casually, though, has more to do with the fact that I hate the feeling of my bare legs touching each other. I'm not overweight, but it's just inevitable in a skirt: when you cross your legs or even just sit with your knees together. It drives me bonkers. I don't wear tights because, well - it just seems like if I do that, why not chuck on a pair of jeans and be done with it? 
31 Jul 2010, 12:07 am
