realbabe

I bought my beautiful new years BCBG dress. I'm very excited to finally be able to wear a halter/ low cut dress this year without looking flat BUT my right boob :cries: has dimples in the inner corner of it. I guess they are ripples? ? but when I push my side boob towards the cleavage area while making a cleavage then the squiggly dimply lines towards my sternum dissapear..

It makes me VERY sad to see these 'empty holes'.. I don't even have to bend for them to be visible.. they come and go.. but first how can I get rid of them? Can I get a filler to be put in those empty dimples? Will my P.S. pay to "fill" these "empty holes?" .............. and my other question is since my dress is cut low (w/o a bra) how can I push boobs together to create a cleavage and eliminate these dimples on my right boob? What do I buy and where (please say store names instead of online..) I need something to push my right boob to the center without being visible through my low cut dress.


Thanks girls.. I'm very excited about my dress but when I look at these "dimples" in the inner side (towards sternum-cleavage) I get so very upset...

Dare

I know you want store names, not links, but maybe you could call your local stores to see if they carry these?

http://www.agzintimates.com/Le_myste...m?feed=Froogle

http://www2.victoriassecret.com/comm...ZZZ&rfnbr=4859

http://www2.victoriassecret.com/comm...VIL&rfnbr=5708

The real challenge is finding styles like these in anything over a D cup. GL!

BFH

You can get fashion tape or lingerie tape (I don't know what it is called) at walmart in the bra section. I haven't personally used this. I had to resort to duck tape when I had no boobs and it is painfull to pull off. You can use it to push your boobs together and tape your dress to your skin so it won't slide.

realbabe

Thanks girls.. I tried duct tape and OMG it got stuck on my BA scar and I almost cried pulling that thing off last night haha.. so now I'm sitting here with a sweing (sp) kit and a T shirt trying to figure out how to make a bra LOL Problem is I need the bra to be low plunge halter top, low sitting on the back band, AND MAINLY cleavage creating. hmmm

Thanks for looking dare.. sweet of you! I love those cool bras too but they will show through my dress arrrghhhh

I wonder if I can cut strips of fashion tape or duct tap and tape them down in an "X" should that create a cleavage and pull my boobs together ?

It is this dress but the SHORT length version of it.. and when u create a cleavage it looks really hot. Hope you guys don't think I have bad taste lol

http://www.bcbg.com/product/index.js...entPage=family

AFaerie

I love that dress - it's beautiful!!

I don't know if you have a La Senza in the US but maybe there's something similar to this in-store at VA:

http://www.lasenza.com/eng/products/...bra?385201-001

It comes in a 'D' cup. Good luck and I hope you rock that dress on new years!

realbabe

YEAYYY Thanks for liking my dress lol I loved it until my mom busted my bubble and said that dress is so last year and I saw that dress at Ross for 40$! LOL

Has anybody used something like the "dream shapers silicone self adhesive bra" seen on AFaerie link.. do those create cleavage? or no?

mellie21

http://www.fredericks.com/U-Plunge_B...html?cgid=br23
that FOH bra might work the straps are convertible so they can be a halter.

or maybe this one if you dont want to wear a bra..

http://www.fredericks.com/Stick_Ups_...efault,pd.html

i hope that helps..

Dare

Don't let your Mom's comment bother you. That's a classic BCBG dress and you'll be GORGEOUS in it!

Don't know if there's time to do this, but I'd consider going to a good tailor and asking if they can create cloth pockets inside the cups of the dress for you to insert some little push together, not push up, pads. Maybe if the "cookies" were placed at an angle on the outside of your breasts???

CocoBear

Try Nubra! You can order them online from Ebay. They come in regular and padded versions (I used the padded ones before my BA, but you prob won't need those). They do stick on your skin, though, so if you want to protect your incision scars, I'd recommend puting a bandaid over them first before putting on the nubra. It'll create create cleavage!