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[geekchick]

You've heard the saying "Beware of any enterprise that requires new clothes", yes? Let me expand that to "and also, beware of any new clothes that require new and complicated undergarments". I just got my new dress in the mail, and that picture doesn't really adequately convey just how deep that v-neck truly is. Yikes.

(To head this off at the pass: I have no pictures, so no need to expend effort asking, mmkay?)

Comments

[asetwoman.livejournal.com]

Ooh, nice dress.

Uh. Maybe some tape? Or those adhesive cups?

[quasigeostrophy.livejournal.com]

Ooh-la-la!

I have no pictures, so no need to expend effort asking

This can be remedied rather easily. ;-)

[geekchick]

Y'know, I was just about to edit that and include your name specifically in that warning. ;)

[quasigeostrophy.livejournal.com]

I wondered why I didn't see a specific reference. ;-)

[geekchick]

Maybe some tape? Or those adhesive cups?

Yeah, I was thinking something like that, as nothing I currently have in my possession is going to work and going without just doesn't work either. I'm glad I didn't get the next size up like I thought I might need. Heh.

[geekchick]

I figured it was just assumed. ;)

[mactavish.livejournal.com]

With that particular shape around the boobs, I don't think I could wear that. I'd need some sort of support. That almost demands natural pertness.

[quasigeostrophy.livejournal.com]

I have such a reputation. How on earth did that happen? ;-)

[geekchick]

Yeah, going without support is not going to happen, the dress is rather unflattering without it. I'll just mark it as a challege to see what I can find. =) If I'd realized just how low-cut it was, I might've passed on it in favor of something with a higher neckline.

[asetwoman.livejournal.com]

Without support even pertness would probably mean bouncing around a lot. Well, unless we're talking about fairly small boobs, but anything above an A cup would probably need support unless the owners of said boobs is into the no bra thing.

[noire.livejournal.com]

Duct tape. This is what models and contestants in beauty pagents use under these kinds of garments. Trust me.

Or you *could* try surgical tape so that it might hurt less when you remove it.

But it would be a pity to send such a lovely dress back for want of some sticky stuff...

[nminusone.livejournal.com]

> That almost demands natural pertness.

In this case I'm happy to place my faith in technolgical pertness. But then again I'm something of a fan of that anyway, so no big shock there.

[nminusone.livejournal.com]

> But it would be a pity to send such a lovely dress back for want of some sticky stuff...

Mmmmm, no, Idon'tthinkwe'regonnabedoingthat. Just because something can't be worn out of the house doesn't mean it can't be worn at all. ;)

[aroraborealis.livejournal.com]

Oh, hell, that's hot. I want the red one!

[geekchick]

All glory to the hypnotoad...

*ahem*

I mean, I have no idea how such a thing might've happened. None whatsoever.

[amylgam.livejournal.com]

Is the gap wider than this?

If so, when I wore my halter dress last year, I got a pair of these and sewed them in. If the dress is snug enough on top it works quite well.

[carpee-diem.livejournal.com]

Gorgeous dress gc.. simply gorgeous. As far as the 'support' issue goes, the adhesive bras may work depending on your size - my ex used them a lot as she had a few dresses with that low cut. She was a D and felt the support was okay.. just don't go jogging.. :) Good luck!