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Big boobs are back in style as hot trend sweeps fashion world​

For some people having big boobs is a curse.

But now having an impressive cleavage seems to be bang on trend, as flaunting your bust is in fashion for women.

The new body positive trend is booming in a bid to make fashion more accessible for big-busted ladies.

Over the past few years we've witnessed fashion becoming more inclusive for people of all shapes and sizes.

And, more recently, there's been a boom in the number of mid-size influencers taking to the social media scene.

Mid-sized influencers usually wear clothes between a size 10 and a size 14, and it's clear there's a calling for fashion to become more accessible for women who look like them.

A new trend taking off in a big way on TikTok is the celebration of big-breasted women.

They want to have their say when it comes to fashion, as it's been dubbed as "painful" to find clothing that actually fits their busts properly.

It's said they often have to size up if they want to be able to fasten their shirts.

Not to mention, boob tubes can also make their busts look like "a shelf".

Even though lots of things are changing in the fashion world, it's said little is being done to better cater for those with larger breasts.

This is why people like Sydney Sweeney have been opening up about the fashion faux pas on TikTok.

Cassie Brim also creates popular videos that help women put together stylish outfits that are big boob-friendly.

People love how she manages to pull of chic looks while keeping her cleavage under control.

Under one of her clips, one person commented: "You have a larger chest and are struggling to find cute outfits."

Another wrote: "I feel seen."

Meanwhile, a third replied: "Yes, please help me."
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Influencer Carmen Azzopardi is another fashion creator who shares outfits alongside the hashtag big bust approved to show the looks work for women with bigger breasts.

She has also launched a TikTok series called "Trust or Bust" where she tests out outfits to see what they really look like on shapely women.

In one of her videos, she said: "I am going to help you clothes, brands, swimwear that fit you and look great."

Someone commented underneath: "I’m happily obsessed with your content."

"Thank you, I needed this," another added.
 
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Body parts should never be a fashion statement.
I've seen pooners and enbies talk about how they got their breasts reduced because they didn't like how their chest looked in clothes, and I've heard "If you don't like them, why don't you get a reduction?" as if major surgery is just some cute fashion statement. It's gross.

I mean, look at this shit:



All that being said I will say it's actually kind of nice to see "influencers" like the one in the article, and in general, who teach other women how to dress for their shape and size. It's something nice that zoomers have, and I'm happy they have it. Much better than being the daughter of a woman with a different body type and having no one to help you figure that shit out.



wtfNeedSignUp said:
As long as it's not fat boobs
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Fat boobs aren't big boobs. Tess Holliday's thatass isn't attractive. "Big boobs" mean "Big for your frame" and "Big in proportion to your torso" not "Objectively large".
 
NoReturn said:
Body parts should never be a fashion statement.
I've seen pooners and enbies talk about how they got their breasts reduced because they didn't like how their chest looked in clothes, and I've heard "If you don't like them, why don't you get a reduction?" as if major surgery is just some cute fashion statement. It's gross.

I mean, look at this shit:
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All that being said I will say it's actually kind of nice to see "influencers" like the one in the article, and in general, who teach other women how to dress for their shape and size. It's something nice that zoomers have, and I'm happy they have it. Much better than being the daughter of a woman with a different body type and having no one to help you figure that shit out.
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Fat boobs aren't big boobs. Tess Holliday's thatass isn't attractive. "Big boobs" mean "Big for your frame" and "Big in proportion to your torso" not "Objectively large".
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Doctors performing butchery on titties are literally spitting in the face of God. There is no greater crime,
 
As if big boobs have ever been unfashionable. There are plenty of old timey paintings filled with naked ladies with big cans.

The only thing that's changed is the definition of "big".

I remember the days when boobs maxed out at DD cup, and that was only because E sounded excessive. These days, a D or an E is standard and the definition of "big" seems to be G or larger.

I'm not necessarily complaining about this, but there has to be a point at which there's too much of a good thing.
 
Pee Cola said:
I remember the old days when boobs only went as big as DD cup, and that was only because E sounded excessive. These days, a D or an E is standard and the definition of "big" seems to be G or larger.
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I'd argue that's in part the obvious, but part of it is also that bra sizes suck.
"Sister-sizes" aren't real, and anyone who thinks a 32E/F is the same as a 34DD is wearing the wrong size bra.
Also those sizes are smaller than people think they are. This, for example, is a 34F:


Also, I found this in the same tag and it makes me sad:

 
NoReturn said:
Also those sizes are smaller than people think they are. This, for example, is a 34F:
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In the old days, those would have been Ds, or maybe DDs (at least that's how they look on my monitor). Have there been some more bra sizes brought in to try and reduce the steps between each size? That would make sense from a comfort and support perspective.
My knowledge of bra sizes was gained by working in retail in the early '90s on checkout at a big-box store. The biggest bras I ever remember going through the checkout were DD cups. I can't translate my country's bra sizing into American, but the DD cups were usually bought by older heavy-set ladies who were only a few months away from carrying their jugs in a wheelbarrow.
 
FatalTater said:
I'm sure women all over the world are thrilled that their bodies are considered a "style."
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It'd be better to word it like "big boobs are liked again". Also...

Anonitolia said:
as if they ever left
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CoolFool said:
Big boobs have never been out of style.
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Also I noticed that despite SJWs hating "objectification" (read: straight male sexuality), they sure like saying words like "bodies" and maybe "style" to refer to people.
 
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