Having a mastectomy without
reconstruction will have altered your
body shape overnight. After spending
your adult life knowing what suits you,
suddenly you find yourself having to
re-learn what works best for your new
figure.
Whether you have had a single or
double mastectomy there are several
styles which will flatter your new chest,
it will just take a little trial and error.
See it as an opportunity to try clothes
you would have previously walked past;
if you like it, try it!
Here are some tips to help you get
started.
Post -Surgery
Sty le
Asymmetrical Designs
If you have had a single mastectomy also look out
for:
Pleats, draping or frills from one shoulder
Contrasting panels or bold patterns to decorate
your flat side
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Decoration
Be proud of your chest: Decorate it! Try:
Patterns to draw the eye around your outfit
Contrasting patterns on the bib or sleeves
And appliqued designs such as sequins, gems
and beading
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Fabric
Floaty fabrics such
as crepe, chiffon
and light cotton
create movement.
Jersey drapes and
gathers to create
shape.
Lace and embroidered layers add
interest, and textured knits add depth.
Layer contrasting textures and colours
to add depth and shape.
Shape
To add movement and
volume look for:
A-Line tops and swing
dresses which flare gently
from the chest.
Bubble hem tops, or dresses
with elasticated waistbands
add volume.
Off-the-shoulder, halter-neck
and boat-neck add width
across the chest.
Detailing
Extra features which suit a flat chest:
Double pockets, or
single on your flat side
Frills and Pussybows
Pleats and Pintucks
Gathered or Cowl necks
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