It depends on the rest of the outfit and the occasion. Too many ladies seem to think everyone wants to see their boobs all of the time. Especially in the summer -- sweaty cleavage is so
unappealing.
It depends where you are, I guess. Here in Tokyo, even a tiny bit of cleavage is provocative. (On the other hand, it's quite normal to wear miniskirts or shorts with high heels.) I'd be a
little embarrassed wearing Sophia's relatively modest dress.
SO if you look at the picture, they both have cleavage out. I would never bust out like Jane Mansfield but a lot of shirts today are cut lower than necessary. I'm a D-cup, if I am not wearing
a turtle neck. . . there is gonna be cleavage.
I think it depends on the occaision. Why not flaunt it if you have it? As long as its appropriate for the situation and you don't over do it or look trashy, it's fine.
i agree with above- depends on the occasion and what else you are wearing! if i am rocking the mini skirt, i'm not showing much cleavage at all. if i have on a pair of jeans, i'm more likely
to wear a lower cut shirt. i don't have a large chest to begin with, so i can't really bust out and show too much anyways!
I agree with the majority here - as long as it's tasteful and suits the occasion, go for it. But a lot of people do take it too far. I'm not interested in seeing lots of side boob or under
boob parading around unless you're in National Geographic or something.
I generally show off only one striking thing at a time. I think that if you have great boobs go for it. There are plenty of women who wear short skirts, shorts, or dresses all of the time
because they have killer legs, but you don't see anyone eyeing them like Ms. Loren is here. You should dress to show off what you love most about yourself. I love this picture btw.
Some cleavage is ok, and on a formal or dressy occasion you can definitely get away with a lot more! The secret is to not be showing lots of leg or other areas with it.
Personally, my boobs sit kinda high so if I unbutton more than 2 buttons on a shirt it's gonna happen- but I'm not going to choke, either!
I hate ppl that flaunt cleavage at work. that is a nono! unless the work place is a club or something in entertainment then its ok. but if you work in an office or a less casual environment
you should keep it covered.
I would say it just depends...but for me its hard to cover it up sometimes because what would look normal on a girl with smaller boobs looks different on me...lol I guess it just depends on
where you are going....
hahahaha I love that photo above. It's so true. People would actually do what Sophia Loren (if that's her) was doing if they were sitting to a big-breasted blonde haired woma.
But yeah i would have to it depends on the occasion.
This is an awesome picture, I've seen it before and it cracks me up every time. And it just goes to show you that perhaps even the most gorgeous, famous people can covet a physical feature of
someone else.
I think it depends on the occasion. It's not always appropriate.
Cleavage is good but only in the right occasion. Also, that pic of Loren and Mansfield is probably one of my all time favorite candid photos. Just priceless! That was a perfect time for
cleavage.
Cleavage is overdone in my opinion. Too much is just tacky. Eg: Liz Hurley at the Valentino show, do we really have to see so much of her "no-doubt" expensive chest? Surely, the point is to
tease, not to show everything put the nipple, which apparently is pornographic. So in theory I'd agree with ivette72. So long as it's not overdone, cleavage is fashionable!
I think it is....but flaunted correctly!Please ladies don't show us the whole package!Leave a little to the imagination.IMO when you show to much you end up looking trashy.
Sophia is not challenged in the boob area so her neckline compared to Mansfield is definitely the difference between class and no class. One can still look great without showing off most of
the girls.
If you can almost see nipples, you should be concerned.
Pick a feature - tight pants, OR a mini skirt, OR a low shirt, OR a tight shirt. You should only be picking two off the list (hopefully not tight pants and a mini skirt...).
Sophia's all classy in this picture with her subtle, sexy cleavage - that's the way to play it!
I am glad to see that ladies understand the difference between sexy and sluty, classy and tacky. There is something to be said for leaving something to the imagination. Personally, after
getting implants within the last year, I never worried before about how low shirts were cut...now, I wear tanktops underneath most things. Cleavage can be seductive, but it also be tasteless.
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It really depends on the other clothing. If you are going to show your cleavage, you shouldn't wear for example a short skirt.
1yeh ofcourse it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2It depends on the rest of the outfit and the occasion. Too many ladies seem to think everyone wants to see their boobs all of the time. Especially in the summer -- sweaty cleavage is so unappealing.
3dpends on the occasion and ow much..as long as its tasteful i say flaunt it!
4is that loren and mansfield? the look on her face is priceless!
lol
i think it depends. if you have the assets then make the most of them, but do it with some class.
5as long as its done in a classy way
6It depends where you are, I guess. Here in Tokyo, even a tiny bit of cleavage is provocative. (On the other hand, it's quite normal to wear miniskirts or shorts with high heels.) I'd be a little embarrassed wearing Sophia's relatively modest dress.
7depends on the occasion
8cleavage is ok to flaunt in a very discreet manner not like boob spillage all over the place
9I love that picture. Sofia Loren's eyes are so condemning. Now that woman combined sultry curves with class--and a diva attitude.
10it depends on the occasion and how much you show !
11I say it depends on the occasion and how tasteful it looks.
12not gonna lie . . . if i had any sort of cleavage, i'd probably show it off all the time!
13A little now and then is sexy, it just has to be done right.
14LOL@that picture!
15It depends on the occasion. Who knows- if I had a better set I may feel differently. I always loved that pic. Sophia doesn't hold back!
16depends on the occasion..sometimes I choose to cover up...
17SO if you look at the picture, they both have cleavage out. I would never bust out like Jane Mansfield but a lot of shirts today are cut lower than necessary. I'm a D-cup, if I am not wearing a turtle neck. . . there is gonna be cleavage.
18I think it depends on the occaision. Why not flaunt it if you have it? As long as its appropriate for the situation and you don't over do it or look trashy, it's fine.
19Ohh i forgot, that picture cracks me up! I love it!!
20i agree with above- depends on the occasion and what else you are wearing! if i am rocking the mini skirt, i'm not showing much cleavage at all. if i have on a pair of jeans, i'm more likely to wear a lower cut shirt. i don't have a large chest to begin with, so i can't really bust out and show too much anyways!
21That picture is so hilarious!!
22For Sunday dinner with the family, no - for a hot date, yes. Depends on the occasion!
23I wish I have cleavage but I don't have even if you put underwires around these small chest.
24Hee! Sophia Loren's expression cracks me up.
I agree with the majority here - as long as it's tasteful and suits the occasion, go for it. But a lot of people do take it too far. I'm not interested in seeing lots of side boob or under boob parading around unless you're in National Geographic or something.
25I generally show off only one striking thing at a time. I think that if you have great boobs go for it. There are plenty of women who wear short skirts, shorts, or dresses all of the time because they have killer legs, but you don't see anyone eyeing them like Ms. Loren is here. You should dress to show off what you love most about yourself. I love this picture btw.
26I would say that as long as the cleavage isn't vulgar and as long as the occasion is right.
27Some cleavage is ok, and on a formal or dressy occasion you can definitely get away with a lot more! The secret is to not be showing lots of leg or other areas with it.
Personally, my boobs sit kinda high so if I unbutton more than 2 buttons on a shirt it's gonna happen- but I'm not going to choke, either!
28What a great picture haha. As for the cleavage it depends on where you're going and what the event is.
29I hate ppl that flaunt cleavage at work. that is a nono! unless the work place is a club or something in entertainment then its ok. but if you work in an office or a less casual environment you should keep it covered.
30It depends on the occasion and the body!
31I would say it just depends...but for me its hard to cover it up sometimes because what would look normal on a girl with smaller boobs looks different on me...lol I guess it just depends on where you are going....
32LMAO i love this picture I always wonder what she was thing while giving her the stare down
33hahahaha I love that photo above. It's so true. People would actually do what Sophia Loren (if that's her) was doing if they were sitting to a big-breasted blonde haired woma.
But yeah i would have to it depends on the occasion.
34***next to a...
35I wish I had a choice
36lol...BEST.PICTURE.EVER.
or at least best "condesending look at big boobs" picture!
either way, i'm a DD so i show cleavage no matter what!
37This is an awesome picture, I've seen it before and it cracks me up every time. And it just goes to show you that perhaps even the most gorgeous, famous people can covet a physical feature of someone else.
I think it depends on the occasion. It's not always appropriate.
38It depends on the occasion. I definitely show a little more at the weekends than I would at work.
39Cleavage is good but only in the right occasion. Also, that pic of Loren and Mansfield is probably one of my all time favorite candid photos. Just priceless! That was a perfect time for cleavage.
40Cleavage is good when is done in a classy and fashionable way.
41Cleavage is overdone in my opinion. Too much is just tacky. Eg: Liz Hurley at the Valentino show, do we really have to see so much of her "no-doubt" expensive chest? Surely, the point is to tease, not to show everything put the nipple, which apparently is pornographic. So in theory I'd agree with ivette72. So long as it's not overdone, cleavage is fashionable!
42Well that's way too much! Now Sophia's is fine.
43Jayne's cleavage is a no-no. Sophia's is fine, though.
44I wonder what Jayne thought of this photograph after she saw it...
I think it is....but flaunted correctly!Please ladies don't show us the whole package!Leave a little to the imagination.IMO when you show to much you end up looking trashy.
45I am rather large up top and its not easy hiding them. I mean I really dont want to wear turtlenecks every day.
46Sophia is not challenged in the boob area so her neckline compared to Mansfield is definitely the difference between class and no class. One can still look great without showing off most of the girls.
47If you can almost see nipples, you should be concerned.
Pick a feature - tight pants, OR a mini skirt, OR a low shirt, OR a tight shirt. You should only be picking two off the list (hopefully not tight pants and a mini skirt...).
Sophia's all classy in this picture with her subtle, sexy cleavage - that's the way to play it!
48I am glad to see that ladies understand the difference between sexy and sluty, classy and tacky. There is something to be said for leaving something to the imagination. Personally, after getting implants within the last year, I never worried before about how low shirts were cut...now, I wear tanktops underneath most things. Cleavage can be seductive, but it also be tasteless. Kudos, ladies, on your comments!
49it's more of a sexy look...but if you got it, flaunt it! Don't show TOO much though!
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