Archive for the ‘Body Confidence’ Category

Do you grapple with your apple?

Tuesday, March 26th, 2013

If you tend to carry weight around your waist easily you’re most typically going to be an apple shape. The apple shape is also characterised by wider shoulders and narrower hips. You could even carry weight around your back. But the good news is that your legs will be slimmer, your butt flat and you’ll have a fuller bust!

Some celebrities in the apple shaped group are: Drew Barrymore, Liz Hurley and Catherine Zeta Jones.

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Bootilicious Burlesque – A New Year’s Resolution?

Monday, January 14th, 2013

Burlesque!

You’re dressed (well, half dressed) in a suspender belt that reaches down to hold your thigh high stockings, trimmed in floral laced elastic. These black, silky stockings subtly stretch down towards your stiletto heels. Your boobage clusters together in a corset, like two perfectly smooth round eggs. Your blossoming boobs are perfectly accentuated by a corset-induced waist. Whisk on a pair of elbow length satin gloves, throw in a feather boa, mix in some music and you’ll be baking for two in no time.

I tend not to make new years’ resolutions, as most of the time, they’re a waste of time. I recently went to a girlfriend’s hen’s night where a burlesque dance lesson was a mandatory requirement, and decided that this coming year is the year to introduce something new to my wondrous world of wanderlust! It’s not a New Year’s resolution as such, but rather something that I have found to be a catching concept.

Burlesque is an art form just like other types of dancing. Just ask your other half, he’ll agree. Not only did I have so much fun with the same sex learning, but having applied my new learned skills at home with the opposite sex, it’s agreed; ‘Whatever that is, bring back more!’

Burlesque makes the most of your curves, and it will be appreciated I promise. But like everything, preparation is key and so here are just a couple of tips. When surprising your man with burlesque, it is important to avoid bodies but rather go for two pieces, such as a bra and brief set as these are more ‘elegantly’ removed, avoiding any awkward moves …. BUT if a body is a must, then slowly remove the gloves, stockings and shoes, and let him do the rest! By the way, you could also include a little mask to add to the appeal such as the Saphir Mask. If you’re really daring, leave the mask on …

 

by Philippa Morton

Lingerie Lover shares breast enlargement journey

Tuesday, September 11th, 2012

Olivia Mullarkey

30 year old Olivia Mullarkey is a Recruitment Coordinator from London.  Having had a breast enlargement procedure 5 years ago she has never looked back.  Here’s why …

 

Q  Why did you decide to have a breast enlargement? 

I always wanted bigger boobs, in fact I still do. I was very self conscious about how I looked and I knew having a breast enlargement would make me feel better about myself.  I finally decided to have it done after a close friend had hers done. I was so impressed with how real they looked and felt that it confirmed my decision to get them done.

 

Q  What was your original bra size and what is your bra size now?

I was a 30C before.  After the operation they went up to a 30E but since having a child they have changed.

I went up to G cup whilst I was lactating but unfortunately they have deflated back to an E. I have quite a bit of extra skin now so if I had the money, I would definitely go a bit bigger.

 

Q How did medical professionals respond to your request when you first approached them?

I spoke to my GP before I had the procedure as I decided to have mine done in Belgium. I wanted to make sure I would get after care if needed.  My doctor was fine about it and told me to come in any time if I had any problems.

 

Q  Do you ever find that people judge you for choosing to have a breast enlargement? 

Yeah definitely. But it doesn’t bother me at all.

 

Q  Have there been any health repercussions for having a breast enlargement?  If so, how do you combat them?

I haven’t had any, thank God. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to breast feed but luckily I was able to, as I had the implants under my muscles.

 

Q  Did you find that your bra choices changed once you went bigger? 

Yes, I found it so much easier to buy bras once I had the op.  However, I find it more difficult now as there isn’t much of a range for my current size.

 

Q  What qualities do you look for when selecting lingerie? 

Definitely comfort and support first. I do like matching underwear but can’t always get sets in my size so I tend to buy a lot of black.

 

Q  There is an underlying idea that bigger breasts attract men.  Do you think that is true?  If so, have they been the type of men that you are looking for? 

To be honest I think I get more attention now because I am more confident. The boobs obviously help.

 

Q  If you could have, would you have liked to have the work done earlier in life? 

Yes. I would have had them done in my teens if I could have.

 

Q  What advice would you give to young women considering a breast enlargement? 

It’s not something you should rush out and do. You really need to think about it and do a lot of research. I contacted a lady called Linda Briggs. She researches Cosmetic procedures around the World. Her website had great information and she was able to put me in contact with other women who had already had breast enlargements with the same surgeon I had chosen.

I knew I had made the right decision as it was all I thought about for years.

My confidence grew so much and clothes looked a lot better on me.

Since having my breast enlargement, my sister and two of my friends decided to have theirs done too, with the same surgeon. 4 other friends also had theirs done but they decided to have their procedures done inLondon.

Big breasts, bras and hubby

Tuesday, August 7th, 2012

How do you find that perfect bra? It usually takes time and money. But Plums Lingerie have made it a little easier for you as we embark on a series of interviews from women of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds. It won’t cost you a dime, only 5 minutes of your time to read our blog.

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