18 Flattering, Wear-Anywhere Dresses for Large Busts — Starting at Just $17
First things first, you'll want to opt for a dress with plenty of support — think smocked bodices and wrap styles. Fit and flare silhouettes, modest V-necklines, empire waists and thick straps are also fail-proof ways to minimize the bust and balance the body. You'll want to avoid dresses with high necklines and babydoll dresses as these can add volume in the wrong places.
Instead of spending hours scouring the internet for the perfect brunch or errand dress, spend a few minutes perusing below to find an ultra-flattering casual dress that you won't want to take off — like, ever.
1. Our Favorite: Get ready to look expensive in this boutique-style mini with a square neckline and eyelet lace.
2. Puff Sleeve Princess: Chiffon material keeps this everyday mini dress lightweight and trendy.
3. Floral Find: Short cap sleeves, lengthening tiers, a shirred waistband and a V-neckline make this sundress a warm-weather staple.
4. Yacht Wife: From stripes and pockets to a tie waist and sleeveless design, this casual dress guarantees a nautical aesthetic.
5. Polka Dots, Please: Look no further for a dainty, summery dress with a framing square neckline to highlight your décolleté. Gold jewelry is a must!
6. Super Stretchy: At just $17, you may want to grab this flutter-sleeve sundress in a few different colors . . . at least.
7. All Sizes: Tiers, pockets, flutters and a dreamy pink hue are just a few highlights of this plus-size dress that nails quiet luxury.
8. Banner Hems: Everyone needs a classy long-sleeve dress for early mornings and late summer nights. This is yours!
15 Loose and Flowy Sundresses That Don't Overwhelm Petite Figures — Starting at $15
9. Our Favorite: You'll look effortlessly put-together in this linen-looking maxi dress with a tie waist and elbow-length sleeves.
10. Farmer's Market: Over 9,000 shoppers give this boho wrap dress five stars, so be prepared for a Parisian market flair.
11. Solid Choice: Dress this tiered maxi up or down with a quick change of shoes. It's ideal for weddings and and the grocery store alike!
12. Santorini Chic: Trust Us, you'll reach for this breezy spaghetti-strap dress for every single dinner out.
13. Hidden Pockets: It's no wonder this smocked maxi dress is flying off Amazon's virtual shelves. The flutter sleeves look designer!
14. Sweetest Details: Sweetheart necklines can be ultra-flattering for large busts, especially when they're smocked and frilly.
15. Gingham Print: This darling dress is just like styles Jennifer Lopez and Taylor Swift have been reaching for this season!
16. European-Inspired: We're adding this billowy button-front maxi to cart STAT before everyone else does.
17. Center of Attention: Expect heads to turn when you wear this vibrant floral maxi. It doubles as a date night dress!
18. This Season's Colors: Pink and mocha mousse are the two hottest colors lately, so why not combine them for a one-of-a-kind outfit?
These 18 Bohemian-Inspired Maxi Dresses Scream European Rich Mom — Starting at Just $25
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