Bra

[ROSA]

What size bra do wear? :)

[sara_also]

I wear a 36 d bra. I know it sounds big but I find that it fits my frame very well and helps with that fem figure.

[Wendy me]

i wear a 36 b... hay rosa seeing how your asking what size do you wear??????????

[Mandy Salamander]

34c

[Inredsatin]

As im large framed i wear a 44c
Hugs
Brenda

[Matthew]

Hello all,

I'm wearing a 36A.
Ironically the cups seem smaller than my "36 nearly A". One of my dreams is to find a bra with a cup size smaller than either, like a 36AAA. I was surprised that I seem to be the only one who wants a bra with flat cups. But that is another topic.

Regards,

Matthew

[Kimberly]

my measurements come out as a 34".... and I'm looking to buy a C cup.

What's that?? She hasn't got a bra yet?!!? What kind of CD are you? :p

... my answer: a very self concious one (without an ebay account!!)

hehe xx

[racquel]

40b :eek:

[xam]

36b and one of them is the convertible wonder bra

[spaskinstyle]

40 D - and they are all mine! Hello Girls! Just wanted to pop in and say hello. Love you always,

Theresa

[pantylover1]

38C is mine

[Ashley in Virginia]

34 B

[serenade]

38F or FF in some styles/makes...
i have the biggest silicone forms i could find and my fave bras are underwire balconnette styles by Panache, Fantasie and Berdita...
xxx

[DawnRodgers]

I wear a 36C and use breast forms. Would love to be a real 36C.

[Annabel Girlie]

Hello all,

I'm wearing a 36A.
Ironically the cups seem smaller than my "36 nearly A". One of my dreams is to find a bra with a cup size smaller than either, like a 36AAA. I was surprised that I seem to be the only one who wants a bra with flat cups. But that is another topic.

Regards,

Matthew

I love to wear flat bras - I wear a 38A - I haven't been able to get a smaller cup than A in a bra that size in the UK. I did get a lovely stretchy un-wired pink bra in Contessa last week - the max size they did was a 36B, which the assistant said would easily stretch to a 38, and would then reduce the cup size to A - which it does, and bing unwired it's so comfy and sexy - I love it!

Love

Annabel

[Rachel Ann]

42B - very hard to find.


I love to wear flat bras ...
When I can't wear a bra, I often wear a stretch lace cami under my shirt. Close to the feel of a bra, and as flat as it gets.

[sophie/girl]

small because i have nothing to put in them
love sophie

[Deanna2]

36A with a front closure is my favorite

Luvya

[Claire B]

40 B here with forms.

[Tonia]

42-B......:thumbsup:

[Annabel Girlie]

42B - very hard to find.


When I can't wear a bra, I often wear a stretch lace cami under my shirt. Close to the feel of a bra, and as flat as it gets.

Thanks Rachel, I'm going to tray that soon! Sounds wonderful

Love

Annabel

[Katie Ashe]

38B, I'm 5'5" @ 190lbs

Katie

[sarah8553]

Err, 34D, why?

(I am D because you have to pay a lot more for B-size silicone breast for some odd reason, in case you are wondering why so big for the chest size)

Hugs n kisses,

Sarah. x

[Robertacd]

It depends on my mood and the outfit I am wearing but... 42B,44C,or 46D

[Billi49504]

Someplace between a 38 B & C

[jenny c]

i wear a 38c

[jamiepabicd]

44b

[BonnieJG]

I wear a 38b :cool:

[ashleyk]

36 B or C

[chantal]

you must remember that Bras are supposed to be unhealthy for us girls as biologically are frames are male. I had my bras fitted proffessionally and I was told to take your natural chest size and then decide what size cup you need depending on how big a bust is needed. so if you are a 38" chest then go for a size 38 bra and for good effect get a C cup. If you are use a good quality prosthesis then you can step down one size in the cup to imitate a cleavage. best of all no aches. I wear a bra all the time no matter what I am wearing and I love it and so do my friends

[Renae]

[B]hi, i just reade your "size' & looked at your profile....hi there silvewr fox...how nice to aee the "40's" generation starting to talk about who they are and how they feel...i am 64 & recently married...on our 3rd. date i told my date that i wore 'jockey-4-her' breifs and that is the only underwear in my dresser drawer...she chuckled & said,"i hope that there are no 'oring 'white undies' in that dresser dra....there was not and when she is in a frisky mood, put out on my pillow a pair of stockings & old fashioned wide garter belt...i am clean waxed from waist to the top of my trhighs and shaved laegs....i feel bad for those who have a partner/mate that is o.k. with crossdressing and then goes sour..would they abandon a friend if they had cancer or were a lesbian?...be well, you look great...'almost eye candy"...renae

[Kim]

My bras are mostly 36b I also have 36c and 34c. I use a bra extender. I find that most of the bras that are 38 the cups are too large for my forms that I have. :)

[Ibuki_Warpetal]

I have no idea.

[Annette_boy]

42B longline mostly like the front close


Huggs and Kisses
Annette :D

[Christine Hanes]

Well, it varies by style. Most of the time I wear a 40-42B, naturally. But there are some Bali bras that fit me at 38B fpretty well. For the larger look I have a 38DD that I can fill out with assistance. And I always like to have an underwire.

[tifftg]

I am usually a 40b when I want to have it push up. If I want to be comforatble then I am a 42b. Just bought new inserts from V Secret, love them so much.

;)

[susanmaid]

40 B

[ronni]

I have two (bras).
But I have to find something to put into them or else I wear a no-cup size.
So, a 38" strap fits around my chest, but if I want to have a bust line, I put some pads into it, or I may try to buy some forms.

Want to see some pictures?
Here are some with and without pads and with and without straps.


Oh, my! Was that obscene?
I am sorry.

[TaylorAB]

I wear 34B with breast forms. I wish I had the real thing too ;)

[Tristen Cox]

36DD :p

[Gails]

I wear a 44C

[Holly]

Uh, 44D. With a little help, I can sit up.:help:

[Jessica_six]

I started wearing a 38B, but found out a 40C fit my frame better.
Tristen, that bra you're wearing looks like a Bali Double Support. How is my eye?

[ronna]

Tristen, you show-off, you really are the leader of the pack

[Tristen Cox]

I started wearing a 38B, but found out a 40C fit my frame better.
Tristen, that bra you're wearing looks like a Bali Double Support. How is my eye?
You got it :) Of course it's pink, more so than you see in that poor quality photo.

http://img68.echo.cx/img68/8863/eyes8ip.gif

[girlintouch]

I wear a 34 B

[jessicam]

I have been measured a 42 or 44 so my 38c bras hurt like hell

but i can't see tossing them i will use them till they give out and break. fredericks of hollywood extreme cleavage bra of choice but looking at their other lines for more choices and style changes

jessica

[Amelie]

Large

[wilma]

Hi girls
I'm a 42c, But thay feel and look a bit big. Next form will be a size 5. Then I'll try a 42b, maybe by then I'll loose enough weight to be a 40c. LOL Wilma

[Tristen Cox]

Large
Bra right? *runs away* :D

[uknowhoo]

38 B Or C 4 Me

[RachelDenise]

I ususally wear a 44 DD (with forms of course) but I am hoping for my own!! :p

[cdsue999]

40 b...or what ever my wife has...lol

[thongpanties]

I wear a 34B, cause of my natural size, and I don't feel like bazooooooms look good on me. I do have breast forms that have a nice feel to them too, they are gel filled, and get to my body temp and feel so natural "only I can tell" and I'm not telling!

[Julie]

Quite apt as today there was a double page spread in a newspaper here about supposedly the most favourite bra in the world (The Doreen), they say it isn't the best looking bra but here's a link to the story and below the article as the link will probably be obsolete as the new edition is printed.

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/this_britain/story.jsp?story=643386

Doreen: The bra that conquered the world

It's not modern - and it's certainly not sexy. But unlikely as it seems, this prosaically named style is a global best-seller. Stephanie King finds out what lifts and separates it from the competition

02 June 2005

It's boom and bust in the lingerie world; boom time because, according to market research company Mintel's retail lingerie report, between 1998 and 2004 UK retail sales of women's bras and pants are estimated to have grown by 34 per cent to £1.14bn. And bust because chest sizes are on the up. Yesterday a German gynaecologist, Thomas Gent, issued a health warning on skimpy knickers, blaming thongs for many genital irritations. And while big pants may become the new wave, big bras have secretly been the mainstay.

Hard to believe if you follow lingerie ads - those pert-figured women in sporty, cute or coquettish undies - but the world's best-selling bra is far from itsy bitsy: it's an average size 36D. And you won't find it splashed on billboards. Its manufacturer is reluctant to even mention its home-baked name - Doreen.

In the world of spin there is a reverse psychology that zero access to a person or product creates mystery and intrigue; resulting in hype and subsequent hefty column inches. As far as Triumph - makers of Doreen - are concerned, they genuinely don't want to talk about Doreen and the last thing they want is coverage of any kind. "We're part of an international set-up and we've been told not to get involved with anything to do with Doreen because we're doing so much work in a younger and more fashionable market at the moment. That's the directive we've been given," relays Triumph's sales and marketing manager Tony Jarvis.

But best-selling bra in the world? That's a pretty impressive mantle not to want to shout about. And already intrigue has set in. What is this globally dominant bra like and just who is buying it in such copious quantities?

Online retailer Figleaves has started selling the Doreen and went on a mission to find Doreen wearers in a national call-out, via regional newspapers. They offered a free Doreen bra to Doreen wearers who were themselves actually called Doreen.

Within a week, 50 Doreens (with passport proof of their name) had contacted Figleaves. And it turns out that the Doreen Massive is the baby boomers aged late 50s and up, which came as no surprise to Figleaves' buyer, Clare Turner, who has 18 years experience in the lingerie trade.

"If you mention the Triumph Doreen to any bra specialist, be it in M&S, John Lewis or an independent shop, they'll know exactly what you are talking about," says Turner. It's the equivalent of the Kenwood of mixers or the Hoover of Hoovers - the Dyson would be too mod-con. And for a generation that was brought up to be brand loyal, Doreen is the bra that hoists and holds in place an ample chest without lacerating the shoulder.

"I've worn the Doreen for 10 or 15 years," affirms 58-year-old retiree and grandmother Doreen Whittaker from Darlington. "I'm a lifelong weight-watcher, so my chest can go from a 36 to a 40E and every time I get fitted the assistant always brings me the Doreen. It's very comfortable and the straps don't dig in. And once you've found something that fits you well, you stick with it."

Doreen Gould, a market researcher from Edgware, is another Doreen loyalist. "I've been wearing the Doreen for 20 years. I didn't just buy it because it's my name - it's truly a good bra. It washes nicely, the straps are comfy and it keeps its shape which is important if you're big."

"With lingerie, people tend to be creatures of habit," says Turner. "And this generation is used to that original Fifties style, although the Doreen was brought out in 1967. It does the most amazing uplift job and the three-seamed cup automatically allows more volume in the bust space. The extra seam makes all the difference. It's like a couture dress - the more seams you have the more opportunity you have to shape the body."

However, if we're calling a spade a spade, the Doreen looks more safety harness than fancifully intricate couture creation. "It's because it doesn't have an underwire," says Turner of Doreen's ungainly appearance - heavyweight straps, wide wingspan and serious structural surrounding seams; all vital to its function of providing support.

The Doreen is a cross-your-heart style bra but without the warhead missile cups that used to be around in the Sixties. "Now they're more rounded like melons," says Turner, adding more seriously: "A lot of development work in terms of the fabric and construction has gone into the Doreen. The front section is rigid so it's not going to allow the chest to jump about and the 'modulus' in the wingspan is strictly controlled so that it will really support the back and therefore help balance the front. There's so much engineering gone into the bra to allow it to provide comfort and support, and to fit a huge spectrum of people." Turner says she remembers a similar-shaped bra being one of the best-selling styles at M&S when she worked there.

Doreen isn't attractive to look at. It's the equivalent of Bridget Jones' huge pants - not exactly the sort of thing you'd plump for when trying to look sexy or alluring in a state of near undress. "That's why Triumph don't want to talk about it," says Turner. "They've been trying to update their image for the past 20 years and if they keep talking about the Doreen, the younger generation won't buy from them."

While most established underwear companies are ditching this older bra style for fear of looking too dowdy in the race to latch on to the coat-tails of the recent fashion-led undies explosion, they're actually missing out on a lucrative market. Triumph on the other hand are savvily having their fruit scone and eating it. While trumpeting their new fashion focus they are continuing (albeit covertly) to produce a bra that few others still make and for an audience that is far from waning.

"People are getting older and living longer and if you look at the lingerie market split by age I think the biggest part of it is something like 55 to 65," says Turner - a fact backed by Mintel's report which targets the 55-64 age bracket as a growth opportunity in lingerie and an age segment estimated to grow 11 per cent by 2007.

Plus it makes sense for Figleaves to bring the Doreen onboard and online because, as Turner says: "So many people like my mother-in-law who is retired, are computer literate; she's buying from John Lewis all the time on the internet, so why shouldn't she buy things like this as well."

John Lewis, incidentally, is testament to the projected growth in the Doreen market. Their sales figures - Doreen is one of the chain's best-selling bras - show sales of the Doreen up 10 per cent on last year. "I personally think, of the support bras, Doreen is the best," says John Lewis Edinburgh's lingerie fitter, Muriel Hynds. "The Doreen is good for elderly ladies - they don't like the wires; also for pregnant ladies who are a bit larger as well. And I fitted the Doreen on a lady this morning who'd had a mastectomy - it's very good at holding the prosthesis in."

Hynds admits that it's not the sort of bra that younger women go for. "But people will always be having babies, won't they, and the Doreen is great for them because it's so comfortable," says Hynds. And Figleaves are ****-a-hoop about bringing the Doreen aboard their younger, label-led website. "Whether you're six months pregnant, or a 60-year-old wanting your Triumph Doreen, or you want the new, young, funky thing, we can give you it," says Figleaves' chief executive Michael Ross. "Selfridges is increasingly very sexy and M&S very basic and we're saying we're here and appealing to everyone."

Homing in on the grey pound is a canny move on Figleaves' part but it's not just the baby boomers that are well-endowed. In all Hynds' years as a bra fitter, she says increased bust size is the marked change. "Five or 10 years ago it would have been 34 and 36B, now my regular fittings are more like 34DD and 36D. Even on young girls; I fit 10 and 11-year-olds in D cups."

Turner agrees with Hynds. She cites three recent developments in lingerie retailing. "The introduction of Lycra, fashion lingerie, and the third and most obvious change is the larger chest size," says Turner. "I don't know whether people are just more aware of their sizes and getting fitted properly but shapes have changed and smaller backs with larger cup sizes is the growing trend." In fact, of Figleaves' 220 brands which account for a stonking 4,000 products and 37,000 individual items (although the stronghold is cutesy designer labels) the best-selling bra is a larger size brand, which is why Turner says: "The larger chest size is definitely a side we're going to develop."

This is in line with Mintel's report which states that bust sizes are on the up. Statistics from 1,018 women aged 15-plus also showed that the increased chest size appears in younger consumers as well as older and is not limited to those who are overweight.

As a result, Mintel acknowledges that although large sizes aren't regarded by retailers as especially attractive to display, they are becoming increasingly important, which is why manufacturers are looking into not only increasing their size ranges - the average bra only has 36 size options whereas Doreen has 67, going up to a 46J - they are also trying to make them more aesthetically appealing.

With the change in generations and younger people looking for bigger cup sizes, Turner says that if this market is to be targeted properly they'll have to source more feminine styles.

Turner and Hynds both agree that unfortunately there's no getting away from wide bra straps for those ample (or "blessed" as some would say) of chest because "they are needed for support". But manufacturers are responding to this new younger market that wouldn't look twice at a boulder-holding Doreen.

"Twin rouleaux straps with two spaghetti straps instead of one," is Turner's suggestion for those looking for a less-hefty strap look. "If you want really fancy go to Rigby &Peller; for something quite sexy, try Freya and Fantasie does pretty but simple," says Turner (confiding that all three makes are from one parent company) when relaying her choice of good-looking bras for the bigger bust.

So while the picket-fence, post-war optimists, who will be around for some time, are loyally buying into their beloved Doreen, the good news for those abundant of bust and under 50 is that when it comes to bras, German shot-putter style is definitely not the last word.

Key moments in bra history

1913

The first modern bra is invented by New York socialite Mary Phelps Jacob, made from silk handkerchiefs and pink ribbons.

1943

One of the most celebrated bras in history is created by Howard Hughes for Hollywood star Jane Russell to wear in The Outlaw.

1968

Feminists burn their bras to demonstrate their new-found liberation at a Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.

1977

The first sports bra is created by Hinda Miller, Lisa Lindahl and Polly Smith, who sew two jockstraps together and name it the Jogbra.

1981

Marilyn Monroe's pink mesh bra, size 36D, is sold at Sotheby's, with an evening bag and gloves, for £520.

1990

Madonna's bullet bra becomes the sensation of her Blonde Ambition tour. Designed by Jean Paul Gaultier and based on an antique breastplate worn by Italian soldiers, the bra later fetches £14,100 at auction.

1994

Hello, boys. Gossard Wonderbra posters featuring Eva Herzigova create a storm of controversy. They are ruled decent by the Advertising Complaints Authority - but condemned by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents for causing crashes as male drivers find themselves distracted. Girls are big fans too, with Macy's in New York selling 3,000 every day.

2000

Engineers who built the wobble-plagued Millennium Bridge help to create the Charnos Bioform bra, designed using stress analysis studies. Costing £2m to develop, Marks and Spencer describes it as "probably the most important development in the history of women's underwear".

~Julie~

[Emily Ann Brown]

I have hated bras ever since I started dressing...they cut the S#~* outta me (I was "borrowing my wife's...36C). Then recently I bought my own and was measured for a 40, and WOW !!!! I'm in love with them now. What a difference. Fit yourself, not what you think you SHOULD be.

Emily Ann

[AngelAshley]

34b :d

[barbietv]

:) 36d

[cathycatharin]

i'm a 38D but occasionally a 38B with certain tops, i love having boobs even if they're not real. luv u all Cathy xxx. :)

[Dawn]

38B for this girl!
I have full B breastforms that fill the cups beautifully!
They feeeel so good! As close as you can get to being a GG.

Dawn

[Rachel Ann]

... supposedly the most favourite bra in the world (The Doreen) ...
Gee, and I thought it was the Wonderbra!

Google "all the words" doreen bra - and click "images" for many many pictures of different Doreen styles.



Key moments in bra history - 1913
The first modern bra is invented by New York socialite Mary Phelps Jacob, made from silk handkerchiefs and pink ribbons.

"modern bra" allows some wiggle room for the many many urban legends about this. I heard that it all began when a debutante, rebelling against the corset, cut the bra part off and just wore that. But I can't find much supporting detail for that.

[melissa12]

38b, large sports bra

[reginaNJ1]

hi paula. I think they are very nice. whatmethod did you use to get your lovely breasts? I would love to be able to get that large. What size are you if I might ask?

[crispy]

I can't buy a bra to fit. my chest is too wide, so a bra that fits my chest band size has the cups too close together.

the only way I can get a fit is to buy (or adapt) a front clasp bra and fit a 2" extender. perfect every time. and that way I can wear a 38A that fits nicely. (difficult to get an A-cup larger than a 38.)

[jessiemillard]

38C in American & UK Sizes

16C in Australian Sizes

And they are just the right size for my body shape... :D

[AbbyLee]

A 36 a or b seem to be the best for me.

[donna anne]

38b, but is allittle small, going to try a 40b

[robynlane]

I wear a 36D bra for my size 7 transform triangle breast forms. But depending on the brand, I may wear a 38D. I'm not all that big, only 5'7 and 135lbs., but really feel most natural with full breasts, as all the women in my family have. My absolute favorite bra is the Bali Lace 'N Smooth Seamless Underwire, I've it in both black and white. Although I usually wear my forms attached (with Hollister adhesive), I still wear a bra - not to keep my forms in place, but to support them. You know, wearing a bra for their intended purpose! Can't really say enough how wonderful it is to put on this bra with my forms firmly attached and in place!!! Next to putting on my lipstick, it's the most sensual and completely feminine thing I have experienced. It would take the participation of a man to top it!

Robyn :)

[tammie]

HI All: When I was 14yo I tried on my sisters black lacecup underwire Vasserette bra, and it fit me like I had been fitted for it. I was changed for ever in an instant. Now I wear a 42C without forms. I can fill the cups, but I buy full coverage minimizer styles.
The significance of this is the cups R less full for the diameter of the underwire. I adore Wacoal and Goddess bras, always wear a LLPG with them and now I wear a cami or slip over my bra to help hide it, and my huge nipples that get so hard from the stimulation of the lace cups. My fav colors R black and nude, but no white ever. I think that wearing a bra stimulates growth, also I think it reshapes U, and I drink a lot of milk and the hormones also contribute to breast growth.

[rusty 2004]

i wear a 36 b bra, it feels just right in proportion to my back and waist. This is my favorite bra, its a gossard multiway and seems hold my forms perfectly and give me a little cleavage.
i prefer to stay within reasonable boundries of bust size, and have a smaller more discreet pair of forms, an A cup size, which i find is a more elegant size when wearing figure hugging dresses.
A lot of the art in wearing a bra convincingly is the position of it on your chest, many new t-girls wear the bra and forms far to high on their chests and can look a bit out of proportion. the trick is to reduce the distance between your bust and your hips (like a real girl's anatomy) to acheive a more feminine shape.
Like most of us, i find putting on my bra is always the most sensual part of dressing, i try to put the bra on in as feminine way as possible having studied my ex's movements and adjustments, then everything feels right!

xxxx

[crispy]

Like most of us, i find putting on my bra is always the most sensual part of dressing, i try to put the bra on in as feminine way as possible having studied my ex's movements and adjustments, then everything feels right!

xxxx

............ and the results, if I may say so Rusty, are impressive. Looking good. :)

[serenade]

i have a Doreen 40E in black..which i'm wearing right now in solidarity....
they're actually quite sexy, although the straps tend to twist and shout...
xxx

[Deidra Cowen]

38c

[Margyany]

I have 2 bras that are a very comfortable 42b and usually wear all day(but not at the same time. I'm sure there people out there that do).
I also have a 40c that is equally comfortable but a different brand. I wonder if there are slight size differences among bra manufacturers as there are in shoes and clothing?

[SissyPanties]

Hello all,

I'm wearing a 36A.
Ironically the cups seem smaller than my "36 nearly A". One of my dreams is to find a bra with a cup size smaller than either, like a 36AAA. I was surprised that I seem to be the only one who wants a bra with flat cups. But that is another topic.

Regards,

Matthew

Mathew,

You could probably wear a 36B or maybe even a C. When I put my bra on, I push my breast tissue forward and that fills out the cups. The bra holds it there quite well if you wear an under wire bra. I usually buy seamless bras that have a little strech in the cups. They usually fit better.

I wear either a 34C or 36C.

[Nancy_1]

38B with breast forms. Wish at times they were real

[MelindaC]

38C fits me just fine.....

[Donna Delite]

40c here

[rexy]

38 b or with breast forms 38 c

[Jonien]

Hello all,

I'm wearing a 36A.
Ironically the cups seem smaller than my "36 nearly A". One of my dreams is to find a bra with a cup size smaller than either, like a 36AAA. I was surprised that I seem to be the only one who wants a bra with flat cups. But that is another topic.

Regards,

Matthew
Have you tryed SLOGGI I think thay will have just that a Totlely flat bra

[Jonien]

Most of mine are 36a that is my true size but go to a "C" cup some times if I want the look

[Diane T]

36 A or B depending on the bra. Perfer the B as I am trying to enlarge my breasts. I have been ussing a vacuum cleanner and Funnels on my breasts twice daily to enlarge them. It seems to be working. Lasts a few hours. Love natural breasts.

Has anyone else tried to make their breasts Larger?

[jumpy]

36b

[alba68]

36a

[JoAnnDallas]

38c

[Natalie x]

I read somewhere that you can work out your bra size by measuring your chest just below your boobs, then adding 2 inches for each cup size. With my 36 inch chest, I should be 38A or 40B. Trouble is, I already bought several 36 and 38 Bs, some padded, some not, so I will have to wear them out before treating myself to some new ones, preferably in sets with matching thongs or panties.
I wear a bra to work every day now, but haven't come out there yet, so I wear unpadded bras without forms. I long to come out there so I can maybe eventually go in full femme. I would also love to have real tits so I don't have to wear forms; oh well, maybe one day.

[JoAnnDallas]

From what I have read, your suppose to take your chest measurement and then add 4" and that is your bra size. Your cup size is your bra size + 1 = A, + 2 = B, + 3 = C, + 4 = D.

My chest size is 36, that would make me a 40C, but a 38C is very comfy.

[Marti2004]

42B and proud of it :) ! Would like to take alittle premarin for a few months to fill out!!!!!-Marti :)

[haimya_sweet]

38b, but now wearing a 38c..
you can't find everything you are looking for.. even in victoria's secret! :(

[JoAnnDallas]

I have question for you GG's out there. As for your bra size, do you go by the chart or how it feels when you are wearing it. The chart says I should be a 40-42C, but when I put one one, it's real loose, even with pads. When I put on a 38C, it fits nicely and my pads fill it out nicely.

[lissa_cd]

a nice 36c

[lissa_cd]

will try and show you my 36'ers

[lissa_cd]

and this

[JocelynG]

I am a 40C

[lissa_cd]

Joyce, the size you profess must look lovely on you....Melissa, I must admit from time to time I slide into a 34c for a more petite look...

[Kiliee]

I wear a 38 B my favorites are my pink and red bras they make me look more like a woman every time I put them on like rith now

[Marti2004]

36 A or B depending on the bra. Perfer the B as I am trying to enlarge my breasts. I have been ussing a vacuum cleanner and Funnels on my breasts twice daily to enlarge them. It seems to be working. Lasts a few hours. Love natural breasts.

Has anyone else tried to make their breasts Larger?

I have been applying progesterone cream to my breasts and derriere three times daily and taking thr of the following three times daily: Dong Quai, Black Cohash, and Phyto Estrogen supplements. These are herbals and have produced some swelling and tenderness in my two ladies. I fill a 42B to where the cups are smooth but not bursting. I've thought of getting premarin over the net for some added filling, but for now I'm pleased as punch!! When my boy friend caresses me, it is so exciting.......

Marti

[BonnieJG]

I wear a 38B bra with breast forms

[Olivia]

I have been buying 38c bras for years. I arrived at that size by trying on my wife's bras and because I'm so thick-chested, with a lot of chest flesh, I can usually naturally fill out my 38c bras. I have had some fashion forms silicone enhancers for years that I use when I need a little extra shape. Really big breasts look ridiculous on my frame and I'm pretty happy with my own. I recently bought some Maidenform 38b bras because I loved the style and couldn't get the C cups. The B cups would be great if the side band was a little wider-just gotta lose that 20 pounds girls!! later, Olivia

this is the new Maidenform bra i bought:

[Olivia]

Hey, I'm embarrased by that "farmer's tan", lol. That pic was taken before my current tanning craze. That farmer's tan is almost completely blended in now and makes me feel great! O
hey, that gives me thought for a new thread...

[lissa_cd]

well I guess...nice display...

[JoAnnDallas]

I bet you look good in a dress with a pluging neckline.

[polly1949er]

I am a 38 d and I wish they were 34 b :cry:

[lissa_cd]

why hun? I wear a 34b when I wear certain dresses or blouses, I prefer the 36c which I feel is a more appropriate size but I notice how nice the smaller breasts are for style especially if my waist is tight and I protude the hourglass look

[Fionax]

I have had some breast forms for years which finally burst, so I just had to slurge on replacements, but regret being persuaded by the sales chart that I needed size 'c' which set me back £100, and they are shiny so they glint through any lace, and are a real put off. I had hope to try to using adhesives, but even though I am biggish they just look wrong. Then I found size 'B' on Ebay at half the price and they are perfect: not shiny, will stay on for hours oh and they are French...oo la la.

Hugs Fiona

[lissa_cd]

well fionax, your avatar sure looks great...smooth..

[Kim]

I usualy wear a 36b, but I use bra extenders I like slightly small cup size that a 36 or a 34 bra has as opposed to a 38 that would be my real size.

[Victoria2nyc]

Hi Girls,

I wear 2 sizes of bras. I wear a 40B under my clothes durring the day with silicone pads, just enough weight to feel like I have small sexy breasts. I wear sheer demi bras and lacy bras.

At night I wear a 40DD bra full cups wide straps sexy cups. My wife wears a 38D
I love sexy full cup bras and longlines.

Torri

[liz lesbow]

I wear a natural 42b but have forms for a to fit a c in. I am 5'8 and 205 so I need the C's to have a full figure.

[Aloha_Dana]

38c!

[Victoria Pink]

I wear a 38 C most of the time.

Victoria

[mellissa]

hi all its australian but a 16 d

[Kris_newCD]

38 C here, now need to get forms,lol.

[LaceyNicole]

38b