Body Type Tips: Busty Girls Learn From These Three Top Heavy Celebs! - Stylehive

Dressing to flatter a big bust is not a problem I have ever had to deal with. The same can€™t be said of celebs like Jessica Simpson, whose father once famously nauseated us all by claiming: "she€™s got double D€™s, you can€™t cover those suckers up!" Fortunately, Papa Joe was wrong, and there ARE ways to minimize and flatter big busts.

1. "For big chests, look for tops with shape. I have to wear things that go in at the waist or I can look pregnant." - Jessica Simpson
Style Tip: Look for tops that are tight at the waist and loose around the chest area- this style is a great way to minimize the waist and create the illusion of a smaller bust. The wrap-top is another great option - it minimizes the bust region, plus, you can adjust the tie to cinch the waist comfortably and avoid looking like you have a bun in the oven.

BCBG Max Azria Multi Painted Square Top, $118

2. "If you have a big bust, never wear crew-neck T-shirts. They make chests look bigger. I opt for V-neck cuts." - America Ferrera
Style Tip: V-neck cuts are super flattering on almost every body type, just use your judgment and make sure your assets are comfortably covered. Try tucking a v-neck top with full sleeves into a high-waisted skirt like America for an ultra-sleek and super flattering look.

Free People Raw Seamed Top, $108

3. "Halter styles are sexy and classy. They don€™t reveal too much skin, so they leave something to the imagination." - Jennifer Hudson
Style Tip: A v-neck halter with an empire waist is an ultra flattering choice for ladies shaped like Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson. The band below the bust-line creates a flattering shape and the loose flowing fabric gives you a little extra breathing room.

Sunner Print Bardot Dress, $266