Dresses for the big bust

We have beautiful dresses in vintage style in sizes from small to plus size . Tall and short and ALL body types are welcome. However, there are certain questions we often come across when it comes to dresses, and these include the question of which dresses suit a large bust. We're going to try to get all the way around this question in today's blog post.

We wish it were as easy as just having some dresses that work for everyone, but of course it's also a matter of taste; For example, how do you want the dress to sit over the bust? Do you want to emphasize the bust further or does it feel better if it appears a little smaller? How low should it be? Just as we are all built differently, what we feel comfortable in is also different.

Having said that, the vast majority of our dresses suit large-breasted women well, and we will describe here those of our dresses that we usually show for women with large breasts.

Let's start with our absolute bestseller, Ava , from The House of Foxy . Ava is a bestseller because it fits almost all body types, including women with large breasts.

The perfectly placed pleats both at the shoulder and under the bust, as well as the discreet overlap both give a nice V-neckline, and make the dress really suitable for both large and small busts.

The dress also has plenty of focus on the waist, and is also available in many different colors and patterns.

Our 50s style sleeveless dresses are also a good choice for you with a big bust. The soft V-neck just does something good. Again, this is a dress that actually suits all body types and busts, but it is also very suitable for large busts. For this reason, it is also an absolute bestseller. Notice the dress in cactus print that all Mondo ladies love! But we also have it in polka dots and solid color, so there is something for everyone.

Below you can see the beautiful customer photos and how the dress suits them all.

With the swing dresses, you can always use petticoats underneath to give extra fullness to the skirt, and thus even more of an hourglass figure. Wow! (NB: These will be refilled later this week, week 24).

So, you can go with anything you want, and we don't think you should hold back, it's just about finding the right fit! Having said that, Stine recommends that you only buy a shirt dress if, for example, you don't think it's that bad with '8s' between the buttons, or if you know the model in advance. If you really want a shirt dress, she recommends that you come down to the store, so that you can get guidance on finding a shirt dress that suits all of your proportions, not just the bust.

Stine also suggests avoiding boat cutouts such as The Devon dress. Instead, V-necks, and especially those with a little cross-over effect and drapes are really good.