When I first saw these tops, I was weary of them. It seems like they could actually make one look a little larger than she is. But my mother-in-law gave me a cute top as a gift, and I love it. I wear it all the time. Mine is a camisole-type top, with a tie-back. It is flattering and looks cute with my knee length shorts and my boot-cut jeans.

Angie, any hints on whether a big busted woman can wear these tops? And if so, what are the guidlines. I am afraid I’d look preggers…not that there’s anything wrong with looking pregnant…if you ARE pregnant.

Sure Nicole. You’ll need to keep the necklines low, either V-neck or scooped. Refrain from selecting styles with empire lines as they’ll cut across your boobs instead of fitting underneath them. Choose a sleeve so that you have ample coverage at the side. Or, wear a tank underneath to ensure that you do. Keep the silhouette on the bottom slim. You’ll find that swing tops in soft drapey fabric more flattering. Stiff cottons will tend to tent out and make one feel enormous.

been looking for one of these that wasn’t too “feminine” and LOVE the norma komali you found. its perfect, i must have it…

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