Luv it! I had a 30 yr old girl client last week (no not a couple, just her & me
) who was flatter than me and yum, not that i needed reminding but i love small boobs. Seems cheezeball america is finally catching on too!
) who was flatter than me and yum, not that i needed reminding but i love small boobs. Seems cheezeball america is finally catching on too!http://www.nypost.com/seven/08052008/entertainment/flat__happy__123004.htmSOMETIMES, bigger isn't better. Need proof? Twenty-three-year-old box-office babe Keira Knightley recently refused to have her boobs enhanced in publicity photos for her new movie "The Duchess."
"She is proud of her body and doesn't want it altered," a source told Britain's Daily Mail last week.
So for all of you lesser-endowed ladies - author of this article included - take note: Keira's proud of her chesticles and thinks you should be, too.
Big-timers Cameron Diaz and Gwyneth Paltrow have maintained sexy status (and staying power) without the aid of chicken cutlets, implants or up-to-there cleavage. In fact, their mosquito bites commanded some of the highest Hollywood paychecks in 2008. And while the zaftig likes of Salma Hayek, Scarlett Johansson and Hugh Hefner's Girls Next Door might have had you thinking it's all about the bazoombas, the tides are turning - and it's finally the smaller girl's turn to bust out on top.
We found more than a few New Yorkers with mini-mamms who love being little.
"I can wear anything I want without worrying about how I look in it!" says Miss 34A (who, like the rest of our interviewees, asked to remain anonymous).
Another member of the small girls' club, Miss 32A, points out that she "never has to worry about looking too provocative - there's never that feeling of 'Oh my God, I have to cover up.'"
While A-cup A-listers come with a team of stylists who know the ins and outs of keeping the girls looking good, regular ladies turn to Ellen Shing, owner of Lula Lu, a boutique specializing in smaller bra sizes. Once she realized that "smaller-size women don't want to be shopping in the tween section for SpongeBob SquarePants underwear," she started stocking up on sizes 30AA and up. "There are some who ask to 'bring it on' when it comes to padding, but most women just want a little shape so they don't look completely flat," says Shing.
One ladybird who's proud of her 32A shelf used to feel plagued by her smaller size, especially when bra shopping. "It's a huge nuisance! I don't mind slight padding, but a lot of bras that are in smaller sizes are ridiculously padded - it looks like you stuffed your bra with tube socks!"
She's just one of many less-endowed local ladies who is saying ta-ta to artificially enhanced ta-tas. "I've come to prefer little to no padding," says one young professional, who calls herself a "34B on a good day."
"The padded ones get all out of whack when you clean them, never look totally right, and are false advertising."
And if you think that the boys aren't noticing - well, they are.
"I liken this whole situation to Christmas morning," muses one Manhattan stud, 25.
"There are big boxes and small boxes. The contents of the little boxes are just as fun as the big boxes. But once you get excited for something cool from a big box, there is nothing more disappointing than getting a bunch of packing peanuts."
And there you have it.
