Built in Bra Sundresses that can support large (DDD) breast’s - do they exist?
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Anonymous
| Maybe just a dream. |
Anonymous
| A dream |
Anonymous
| I have this dream too!! |
Anonymous
| WHAT? No, of course not. Anything with a built in bra is not meant for anyone with over a B cup. If you NEED a bra, then a sundress probably isn't the thing for you. Maybe something of the sleeveless dress variety, but not tiny strapped sundress |
Anonymous
| Did Shoshanna do something like this? I’ll get back to you if I find anything. |
Anonymous
| Can you get it tailored in? |
Anonymous
| Try one from athleta or title nine. They use more of a built in sports bra so there is more support. I’m a DDD/E and I pretty much live in them during the summer. |
Anonymous
| When they’re that large, you need something with a strap. So either you don’t mind a bra strap showing, or you get a dress with a wider strap. |
Anonymous
| Oh wow, I would imagine you need support so even the idea of this doesn’t sound good. But I’m an A cup so what do I know |
Anonymous
Just wear a strapless bra. The chest band does most of the work in a properly fitting bra. Shoulder straps definitely should not be carrying weight. |
Anonymous
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It would look terrible. Some places make them. Imagine wearing a shelf bra for a camisole and decide if you’d be comfortable in a dress like that. Attractive it is not. |
Anonymous
| Gosh! I am so sorry! Can you afford a reduction? |
Anonymous
Ugh, shut up |
Anonymous
Oh, to be small enough to say this with a straight face. |
Anonymous
Yes, definitely major surgery to be able to wear sundresses with built-in bras. She didn't mention having a problem with the size of her boobs- just finding a sundress for them. |