I have tiny AA boobs and won’t stop wearing sexy outfits – they gape around the bust but I love my figure
A MODEL has told how women with small boobs are often faced with insults about their figure.
Influencer Lisa Swinbanks, 31, is passionate about body positivity and focuses on helping smaller chested ladies find their voices.
The Sydney, Australia-based TikToker reckons it’s important to let people know that the size of bust someone has doesn’t decide their femininity.
And that’s why she loves wearing sexy outfits despite some folk saying they don’t suit her.
She says: “Some clothes definitely don’t fit and are too big around the bust creating awkward shapes with loose fabric.
“Tops with inbuilt bra cups/bustiers often gape.
“I think small chested women are marginalised due to comments and questions like ‘you look like a boy’ and ‘can you even breastfeed?’
“You get comments – more so online – but even in person they might say something like ‘you’re so skinny, you should eat more’ when bust size sometimes have nothing to do with weight,”
Lisa has previously explained that it took until her late 20s to start accepting herself.
It was only once she started searching for other women with small chests under the hashtag #ittybittytittycommittee that she realised she wasn’t alone.
She was then inspired to make her own TikTok videos about being flat-chested and couldn’t believe the level of interaction she was getting from other women who had experienced the same insecurities.
Lisa now has well over 200k TikTok followers who follow her for motivational content as well as fashion advice for women with smaller breasts.
Recently a professional stylist explained how girls with small boobs always wear the wrong looks that make their chests look smaller.
Speaking to Fabulous, professional personal stylist Deni Kiro revealed some of the common looks people with small boobs should steer clear of and why your A cups might be a blessing in disguise.
She said: “Overall, there are many more trends they can wear in comparison to what they should avoid.
“Having a smaller chest is a bonus, it’s a positive and you can wear a lot of clothes.”
Deni advised women to wave goodbye to their extra tight sports tops and matching leggings – as those sets only highlight flat chests.
She said something more tailored will always be much more flattering if a chest is on the smaller side.
You can see some more of Deni’s styling tips on her Instagram account.