Spring Fashion to Flatter the New You
by Amanda Miron

Everywhere there is a buzz in the air. While we have a few more months left in winter, spring is not far away. Designers have long since finished their collections, and they are finally available to us in the stores for the spring season. Their offerings are flowery, soft and very retro. For those of us who have a wonderful new bust line to show off, there are plenty of fabulous new designs to flatter.

Blouses are a veritable treat this spring. With glorious touches of exquisite lace, airy and ever so sheer fabrics, combined with sophisticated, subtle detail - this mind-dizzying season of spring offers alluring and feminine blouses that lean toward the innocent and the angelic. Flimsy peasant tops with lace-up fronts make their comeback, with variations of this style including stretchy, off-the-shoulder tops and sheer, billowing or draping versions of this style. Feeling daring? Go for low-cut versions or undo a button or a lace or two.

For evening, that breathtaking crew of blouses looks fabulous when paired with a well-fitted tuxedo pant; or you can opt for a dressier separate. Any skirt will do - long, short, fitted or full, they will all complement your look. To further highlight your new curves either put away your usual button down, trade it for a fitted one made with a touch of lycra, or reach for the more romantic and select something that is just a little bit more revealing.

A classy tank is a great wardrobe option and they come in every fabric - from knit cotton to stretch, denim to lace and every other fabric under the sun. The variations are endless. There are the full coverage tanks, cowl-neck tanks, fitted ones, the slightly more daring, sweetheart or V-necks, and of course the basic tank, just to name just a few. For the final touch, pair any cool top with a pretty necklace (turquoise is the new "hot stone" of spring), just long enough to draw attention to your décolletage. If you want less attention on your tank, pair a pretty blazer (long or short- think mid-thigh or bolero-length) or a fitted cardigan sweater with your top.

Dresses are ever so soft in form and they sing of utter femininity. With chintzy gauze fabrics and blouson styles that work best with a fuller bust line, these styles are precisely what you will want to make a good impression. When selecting a dress that will aptly show off your new figure, select wider, scoop necks, plunging neck lines (V-neck wraps always flatter and enhance what you have) and if you dare, skimpy, skin hugging numbers, to show off that gorgeous, new cleavage. Ruffles are "it" this season, whether they are around the neckline, positioned diagonally or situated somewhere else on the garment.

There are a number of clever and creative ways that a full-breasted woman can opt to dress. Jana S. is a schoolteacher from Kansas. She recently underwent breast enlargement and speaks out about her new figure. "I was very skeptical about having the procedure, actually, and now that I am three months along after having the procedure, I wear a gorgeous size 36 C bra size and I feel terrific! No more the skeptic, I select only the most breast attention grabbing clothes that I can get my hands on. I love those very tight fitting, slinky dresses that really accentuate all of my curves."

Those pencil thin styles will easily do you justice because a clinging style will show your best features too. You can also be creative in your color selection because the more dramatic your choice, the more sure you will be of being well noticed. This season bright or multi-colored, ethnic or tropical prints reign. If you are not a single gal looking for a host of adoring eyes, you can be sure that your one true love will revel in your new and flattering styles.

Look for those ultra daring styles that offer attractive, low plunging backs, which seem to holler "look at me!" Chances are if someone takes the time to notice your back view, they may become more intrigued to see the rest too.

Stay away from the ultra-conservative or what I call the "ordinary", and opt to enjoy the sumptuous clothing designs made with your figure type in mind. Anything that concentrates design or ornamentation at your bustline will surely draw the eye in that direction. Ask at better clothing stores to be directed to clothing that will flatter your new bust line and to those that will make a definite statement in general.

Marnie K. is a Power Broker with a large design firm in Texas and boasts breast enlargement surgery. "I really did not realize how much fun I would have with my new figure," she exclaims. "I get so many stares now compared to feeling that I was very much unnoticed. I love to wear the very sheerest, billowy and slinky blouses now. I wear some of the finest undergarments, imported from France, Sweden and Spain. I just love all of the silk and satin and make a point of showing lots of cleavage."

With a bit of care and planning you will be well versed on how to select the clothing that is both fashionable and trendy while wearing designs that will flatter your new, sensuous curves. When you do this you will feel more confident and you will certainly notice lots of new attention and interested eyes darting over in your direction.

Care to join me on a well-deserved shopping spree?