I’m a fuller-busted lady and could never find sexy going out tops – my new buy is so good I can even go bra-free
A BUSTY woman has shared her recent clothing buy that supports and lifts her ample bosom, and is great for a night out.
In the past, she could never find a sexy night top that worked well with her shape, but her new purchase is so great, she can wear it without a bra.
Lara Miller Rosenthal (@bigb00biebible) is the creator behind her online community, Big Boobie Bible.
She provides reviews and fashion recommendations for her fellow big-busted ladies.
Finding appropriate and well-fitting going-out tops can be a struggle for many large-chested women, but Lara shared her haul of a sexy option in a TikTok video.
“So, this top is for an occasion where you want to get the girls out a little bit, feel a little bit sexy,” she said at the start of the video.
When the video began, she bent over toward the camera and introduced the top before she stood up to her full height to show off her curvy figure.
The content creator mentioned that “if you prefer to be a little bit more on the reserved side, this probably isn’t the top for you.”
She wore a Pretty Little Thing Grey Cargo Lace Up Side Zip Up Crop Top, $19, in a size 8.
The brunette is normally a size 8/10 but prefers to size down with tops like the one she wore.
“That additional kind of tightness actually adds a little bit of support, as well. If the top’s too loose, I don’t always feel like I get that support that I need,” she added.
The fact that she is completely bra-free in the style is a rarity and an amazing feature for many fuller-busted ladies.
The plunging neckline is incredibly flattering for her chest, and the front zipper keeps it secure because it is the only way to take it on and off.
Lara said that this is the perfect top to “feel a little bit more sexy and get the girls out a little bit more.”
Many people were fans of the top and wanted to get it right away.
“Thanks so much! I can’t wait to get out and let my girls breathe,” a TikTok user shared.
“The trust in that zip though,” another chimed in.