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Home» Personal Style » Boobs are making a Comeback

Boobs are making a Comeback

August 16, 2010 | by Fajr Muhammad | Personal Style, Trends | 11 Comments

Breasts have been out of style for awhile now. They went out when the waif heroin chic look entered and 12-year old Ukrainian models became all the rage. Alas, with everything else in fashion the presence of body parts is cyclical and breasts (boobs, hooters, knockers, sweater puppies) are getting their day in the spotlight.

As one of the bosomly blessed bunch, the past few seasons have been more than frustrating. The itty bitty titty committee has ruled the roost with a monopoly on backless dresses, bustier tops and V-neck tees. Where a woman’s spillage once was seen as overexposure, a little cleavage now proudly celebrates femininity and sex appeal.

The Christina Hendricks Complex

The heated advocacy for more diverse figures on the runway and in advertising is what I’m aptly calling “The Christina Hendricks Complex.” Mad Men ushered in a new era (or just a rehashed era, but who’s keeping score) of 60s silhouettes with heavy emphasis on full bosoms, nipped-in waists and full hips. Marilyn Monroe would be so proud. Victoria Secret has a bra that amplifies your chest two sizes and after seasons of designing for smaller stature women, designers are coming on the runway to proclaim the era of the Bust Lust. The hills are alive with the mounds of music.

Bosom Buddies

Women everywhere are reclaiming their “right to a lil cleav” and I know what you’re thinking. But bust lust isn’t a hippie revival, let it all hang type of thing. It’s about celebrating the GOD given assets that have been bestowed upon you.

Wowzers! Salma, Scarlett, Kim and Christina all proudly showcase their womanly assets. There is a fine line between giving ample cleave in a fitted gown and wearing say a string bikini with double Gs. No shade Coco T, no shade.

5 Ways to Maximize your Mounds

Without making this sound like a Cosmo article here are some tips on working the tits trend

  1. Bras make all the difference: Good support means everything. There’s nothing worse than the double boob effect of a too small bra. Having the proper foundation pieces will make sure that when your girls are spilling over they won’t be spilling out.
  2. Chicken Cutlets anyone: Everyone isn’t born with a built in shelf. For my smaller chested ladies, pushup bras and the beloved chicken cutlet inserts will be your best friends.
  3. Save the A for another day: If you’re going to show a little T, there’s no need for the A. Pick one body part and stick with it.
  4. Retro Please: 1950s and 60s celebrated a woman’s figure and wiggle dresses have an emphasis on small waists, big breast and wide hips.
  5. Flaunt em and Forget em: Taking the twins out on the town can be a bit distracting but don’t let it worry you. Be confident, flaunt them and act like you’re wearing a nun’s habit. If you give them too much attention, so will everyone else.

Dress Them Puppies Up

Curves shouldn’t be a passing fad. If you have a voluptuous figure don’t be afraid to flaunt it. Pinup Girl Clothing has the works when it comes to boob flaunting styles from their Doris Top to their Retro dresses.

Are you bouncing on the Boob Train? Do you flaunt your goods or keep them covered?

Boobs, Trends

11 comments on “Boobs are making a Comeback”

  1. fashion butter says:
    August 16, 2010 at 9:57 am

    My sister just had hers surgically reduced – I should have showed her this post before she went under the knife!

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    • Ms. Thought says:
      August 16, 2010 at 10:00 am

      Oh no! Hope your sister’s surgery went well.
      A few of my girlfriends had reductions as well. If the “girls” are causing pain then I understand it, but if they’re just big I say flaunt them!

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      • fashion butter says:
        August 16, 2010 at 10:20 am

        Aw you are sweet. It did, thanks! She really needed it – she’s a size zero, 5’4″ with some big ol’ Fs.

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  2. Ivana says:
    August 17, 2010 at 2:24 pm

    There is nothing quite like a great push up bra! But I must say that I’m loving the return of the cleavage trend, all sizes are beautiful and sexy so why not flaunt them? ;)

    Reply
    • Ms. Thought says:
      August 17, 2010 at 5:07 pm

      I couldn’t agree more! If you’ve got it flaunt it!

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  3. Suzanne aka Punk Glam Queen says:
    August 17, 2010 at 4:36 pm

    Very cute post! For someone who didn’t grow “ladies” until much later in life, its been hard finding clothing that fits my tiny frame, yet ample chest. I’m actually looking forward to digging out my old vintage dresses and pulling out the seams so they can be worn the way they should have been originally! Kinda drooling over that pretty black number with spots… gotta check it out!
    XXX
    Suzanne

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    • Ms. Thought says:
      August 17, 2010 at 5:09 pm

      Suzanne, I will need to see those dresses when you’re done with them! :)

      Reply
  4. Halima says:
    August 18, 2010 at 6:28 am

    Haha- I agree boobs are definitely coming back in, even with designers. I mean look at the Louis Vuitton Fall ready to wear collection, there were boobs everywhere!

    Reply
    • Ms. Thought says:
      August 18, 2010 at 8:27 am

      The Vuitton show was my inspiration for this post! :) Thanks for the comment Halima!

      Reply
  5. Alicia says:
    August 20, 2010 at 7:11 pm

    YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!! Not that I’m all well-endowed and thangs, but it’s good to see that the uber-feminine figure is being celebrated. I don’t like the floral prints too much, but I can prop my jubbs up instead. =D

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  6. It's Begining to Look Alot Like Fall  | Stylish Thought says:
    January 7, 2012 at 1:52 pm

    [...] the only person ecstatic about the return of Fall.  Full skirts, red lips, cat eyes, full figures, breasts, big hair and bouffants are making a comeback.  The 50s and 60s looks and silhouettes are taking [...]

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