An odd movement is afoot in the fashion industry. A downward movement — as in, necklines keep plunging lower.
Has that "Girls Gone Wild" producer gotten out of the pen and started designing clothes?
It seems like everything I put on is daringly low cut, as if designed for a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model. Of which, I am most definitely not.
I am an "A" cup. I've had three kids. There just ain't much to see up top. Shirts sliced to the belly button make me feel like I need to apologize. "I'm sorry — genetics were just not on my side. There aren't boobs in the family, and I'm just not into plastic surgery.... So, this is all there is. Again, I am really sorry if you were expecting more."
Second Base Demi Camis are the perfect way to get that R-rated shirt into more family-friendly, G-rated territory. A quasi cami, it slips on over your bra.
Styles include racerback and lace-edged, but my favorite is the "Tricia" ($38), which has dressy satin edging. It would look cute beneath a basic tank or a fancy, v-necked frock.
3 comments:
I like it! I have also been eyeing the Natori Zen cami bra, which is both the bra and the camisole in one. It's about double the price of this one though. Good tip.
I like the idea of a demi-cami, because if I wear a cami under my dress it bunches up around my ribs. I tried the "as seen on TV" Cami Secret, which is a little triangle of fabric you clip to your bra with garter-style fasteners. These are a good idea but the execution is poor--cheap lace-trimmed nylon like Kmart panties, and the fasteners broke quickly.
I'm an AA cup, and the plunging necklines are the bane of my existence! That camisole is a good find.
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