Christy Turlington in August 2008 Issue of W magazine

Would You Take the Plunge?

July 29, 2008

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Michaelrcks 4 years 41 weeks

RAWR.

elizabethsosewn 4 years 41 weeks

Palla Athena - you are ALL wrong. I can't wear stuff like that because my boobs are too big. it looks terrible. Perfect size for that? B cup.

countchocula 4 years 42 weeks

I'm a 34A/B and I can pull off the plunging necklines but I get really self-conscious. For someone who's more confident, I think this would be a very sexy look. But very busty girls are probably at higher risk of having an unwanted slip.

Pallas Athena 4 years 42 weeks

Really? I find that it doesn't like good with people who small breasts, but I wouldn't like seeing it on people who have extremely big breasts. Hey, if you think it looks good on you, then wear it.

robinesque 4 years 42 weeks

Robinesque does NOT do trashy!

emalove 4 years 42 weeks

I'm too small-chested AND probably too modest to wear something like this.

ThePerfectScore 4 years 42 weeks

yeah I agree smaller the better b/c you don't get the sag effect. But even though im a 32 E with the right top I've pulled it off!

nevadamtnbear 4 years 42 weeks

I don't think there's enough invisable tape in the world to contain my girls in something like that. Somehow, DD's and that look don't jive (unless of course a pole is part of your *office* environment). I love the look on people who can pull it off, but definitely not for me.

tulipsaki 4 years 42 weeks

The fun of clothes is that they are clothes. Sometimes I wish we could go back to Regency days with all the lovely long empire-waisted dresses and bonnets and pretty shoes and with the fun underwear!

mcollazo 4 years 42 weeks

I just might if I had smaller chest...Like Kate Hudson, she can do it all the time without looking slutty.

nyarce 4 years 42 weeks

boobies are too big for this. it looks very nice on someone with small breasts. proof that sometimes it really pays to have a smaller busom.

dootsie 4 years 42 weeks

It's just not practical for real life. Anyway, it's a fine balance between having too flat a chest and too big. Really, I think you have to be an A cup spilling over into a B, and at most a size four. Otherwise, gluh.

bshowell 4 years 42 weeks

I wish i could but where would I wear it? And I have no boobs.

bbkf 4 years 42 weeks

I have a lot of cocktail and sundresses with plunging necklines. I agree that it's a no-no for large chested girls!

Lovely_1 4 years 42 weeks

I would probably wear that. Except I have pretty large breats and yea sometimes that requires a BRA! :) But I'm sure I could figure something out. I love my boobs and as long as my boyfriend was there to guard me I would wear that!

sohoshopper 4 years 42 weeks

I agree that only on small breasts (which i definitely have)....it definitely looks vulgar with large ones.

RosaDilia 4 years 42 weeks

Not my style. I tend to go with a more conservative v-neck style.

the makeup blogette 4 years 42 weeks

It's likely if I found the right top.... cos I am not that big nor flat and it is nice to plunge!

leeluvfashion 4 years 42 weeks

No, not my style ( and I rarely like the look on anyone else.) However it does look better if the person has smaller breasts, otherwise it looks trashy (hooker is not a good look.) I don't mind deep v-neck's (the ones that go down to the very top of the rib cage) however I usually wear a cami underneath.

fancifulfabi 4 years 42 weeks

I actually think it looks better on people with smallish breasts, because then it looks more elegant. On bigger breasted ladies it tends too look a bit vulgar.

looseseal 4 years 42 weeks

I would like to, especially with the weather being hot as hades lately. Not because I'm trying to be sexy or whatever. But it's not acceptable here. People will think you're a hooker.

Pallas Athena 4 years 42 weeks

I think the only people who can pull that off are people who big breasts.

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