Style Advice - Underwear Figure Fixers

Underwear Figure Fixers

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Small But Perfectly Formed
For smaller chests go for lacy and detailed fabrics in lighter colours, plunge styles, patterned bras or give a bustier a go!

Booblylicious
For larger chests look for full cup, plainer darker colours, and smooth fabrics such as satin with a more detailed knicker. Or try a bodice to pull everything up and in.

All Up Top
For flatter bottoms, try frilly and detailed fabrics, shaper control pants or french cut to add volume. Team with a raunchy bustier and fishnets to create a Parisian twist!

The J-Lo
For pear shaped ladies with fantastic "jelly" as Beyonce would say (derrieres), try smooth lines and fabrics and full knickers styles in darker colours. Draw the eye up with an eye catching, brightly coloured or patterned bra with lots of cleavage if you are self conscious about your bottom! He'll be way to distracted to notice anything else.

Apple of his Eye
For more apple shaped figures with larger stomachs, try full knickers that sit just below your belly button, preferably in a control fabric. Look for a downwards seam with will silm the appearance of the stomach.
Try a sexy corset or basque again, with vertical seams to pull everything in and really create that curvy hourglass look. Also a balconette style bra can look great on you as it will take the bust upwards and forwards giving the illusion of a flatter stomach. Magic!

Curvy Baby!
For fuller thighs and curves on the lower body, try high heels, dark stockings and knickers that are cut outwards and upwards. Baby doll dresses or a chemise falling just below the thighs will allow you to cover up whilst leaving just enough to the imagination. Draw the eye up and away from the lower body with a brightly coloured or patterned bra / basque. If you have good ankles and calves, stick on some brightly coloured shoes! Avoid shoes with ankle straps though and the higher the better!

On Broadway!
For broader ladies, go for heart shape necklines, softer fabrics, necklaces and scarves to add curves and shape to your broad figure. Tousled hair is a great way to create a softer feminine look.