Our Big Cup styles up to cup J don't just shape a gorgeous cleavage – they also offer very strong support.
As a specialist for Big Cup sizes, we focus our development efforts on a perfect fit and firm support – also for a small underbust measurement of 65 cm.
A sophisticated cut - gorgeous lace details - perfect support
Discover bras with large cup sizes with elegant lace or a more classic look - depending on your preferences.
Be proud of your bust size and don't be shy to show off your assets! But how do you style a full bosom without drawing negative attention? The chest area can look a little overwhelming if you are otherwise slender and have slim legs and a narrow waist.
Here are 5 tips how to skilfully show off your bust without drawing unwanted attention.
“Having a good bra is like having a good boyfriend, it's all about support.”
A perfectly fitting bra lifts, supports and shapes, making your bust look naturally gorgeous. To do that, the bra must fit exactly.
The best thing you can do is visit a specialist retailer near you to have yourself measured professionally. There you will also find a Big Cup bra to fit you perfectly.
Avoid necklines that visually shorten the neck. Stay away from turtleneck jumpers or tops with boat necklines. Your best bet are V-neck or heart-shaped necklines .
Medium length necklaces are a good way to accentuate your cleavage but they must be short enough not to disappear between your breasts or dangle over the front.
We all know that horizontal stripes broaden and vertical stripes stretch . The same principle applies to dividing seams, by the way.
Try to avoid styles that add volume to your upper body, like puffy sleeves, frills, flounces or breast pockets.
Smooth, slimline tops flatter your shape, while loose-fitting, shapeless tops would over-emphasise your chest area and make you look much bigger than you are.
Believe it or not: the shape of your trousers can impact on the way your upper body looks! Super-skinny jeans, for example, will make your chest look huge.
Better: trousers and skirts with a straight cut emphasise a slim silhouette without neglecting female proportions.
Super important for busty women: a good posture. As the saying goes: “Stomach in, chest out, shoulders back.”
Big Cup - it's all in the cut. What is the difference between a Big Cup bra and a regular bra? Women with a large bust often have problems finding the right bra. It shouldn't just be the right size, it should also have some special features that lift and support the bust and create a nice, rounded shape.
