I know I don’t have big boobs (34c) but, I have dressed literally thousands of women with larger chests so I’d like to think I know a little bit about styling the. However, if you’re in any doubt then there’s 32, soon to be 33 body shape masterclasses over on my main channel where you can actually watch me dressing women of all different shapes and sizes live! Firstly let me just say that we’re not trying to hide big boobs - they’re a great asset in styling but, for some women whose boobs are proportionally larger than the rest of their frame, it can make them look very top heavy. In order to re-balance the figure you can do the following 1): Avoid crew neck tops of any sort UNLESS they have shoulder detail (like a shoulder pad or pleats at the shoulder) as these details will broaden your shoulders making the bust look smaller. The crew neck along will make your whole torso look wider. 2): Avoid any sort of drop sleeve top UNLESS it’s a v neck AND EVEN THEN, I’d try and find a v neck where the seam of the shoulder is ON THE SHOULDER and not half way down your arm. 3): Roll up your sleeves as this will help to break up the upper torso further and if you’re worried about cold arms then wear a white long sleeve v neck t shirt under the jumper. 4): V neck tops are the key to styling a larger chest but it doesn’t have to be a standard v neck jumper you can play around with cardigans or zipped hoodies - anything that creates a line through the chest area will be flattering. Ps. I’ll be demonstrating this concept on 2 ladies next week over on YT; a size 16/18 lady with a larger chest and a petite 5ft 1 size 12 lady. LTKmidsize LTKautumn LTKstyletip