How to dress your body shape in underwear

‘Does my bum look big in this’, ‘do I need to suck it in’ and ‘how’s my cleavage looking’ are all things we ask the girls frequently. The answer to these subconscious body questions is simply to dress yourself in the right undies. Of-course matching sets, so you always have that feel good figure.

Apple: Time to hold up those brilliant bazingas with a supporting balconette bra. This bra shape literally gives you that ‘corset cleavage’ as if you had two hands cupping your boobs from the underneath. This lift gives the illusion of a slimmer waist and puts your body back into proportion looking less top heavy. Big busted and voluptuously curvy is the new way to describe your apple shape and keep telling guys ‘my eyes are up here.’

Banana: If you complain constantly about having a ‘boyish figure’ and that you have no definition of bust, waist or hips. All you have to do is invest in a pair of big pants. We’re not talking frumpy granny pants or period pants. High waisted knickers synch in your waist to give the illusion that you are a curvaceous woman. If you want to go the full hog throw on a longline bra and pull every bit of boob round into a cleavage. No more banana, hello scrumptious.

Pear: All the bottom heavy ladies, we know the struggles of trying to pull up those tight clothes over them big booties. Keep it simple and slip on a thong that’s going to really show off your assets and your man will know exactly where to look. To draw the eyes up to your chest, wear a plunge bra that’s going to pull your bust into the centre and give you a cleavage to die for, now you have bust and bum for everyone to admire.

Hourglass: If you are hourglass you’re one of the lucky ones and can wear any shape and style of underwear, dependant on the look you want to go for that morning, evening, or night. A classic lace bra and panties can be pulled off very well with this figure, which is simplistically beautiful, and a great starting point to build a stunning underwear collection.