Anything tight will make your breast look bigger, spandex for instants. If you wear a shirt that is tight on your body, but semi-loose on your breast, it will give your breast the illusion of being larger. Certain colors like gray will enhance the shadows, for an optical illusion. Try different colors to see what works best for you.
Remember that the size of your breast really doesn't matter. It is true that guys will often turn their attention to a woman with large breast, but it is not the size that is grabbing their attention, it is the breast. A woman with small breast can have the same effect on men, by simple drawing there attention to their breast. A tight shirt, a necklace, or sheer clothing can draw attention to the breast...and size won't matter. There has been a lot of research to prove this fact.
Remember that most people prefer small perky breast, to large saggy breast. Most girls feel that large breast is what attracts a guy; this is because guys will turn his head to look at a girl with large breast. The breast is what is getting his attention; the size is only making it easier to catch his eye.
Most girls want this type of attention, therefore they want bigger breast. But remember, even though a guy may seem to love large breast, in reality most guys are far more attracted by hair, eyes, and a cheerful personality. Guys turn their heads out of habit, because society has taught them to; most guys prefer a well-groomed girl, who takes care of her body, and dresses neat, and fashionable.
In choosing a method for making your breast appear larger, ovoid appearing sluty. You can draw attention to your breast, but always leave something to the imagination.
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Kim Shire
MyFirstBra.us is a helpful guide for preteen, teens, and parents concerning training bras, and issues surrounding puberty & breast development, in young girls ages 8-16.
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