What kind of coats are good for a busty girl?

Question

I'm looking for a new coat because my old one makes me look fat because of my breasts are big.

Answer 1

Look for a tailored coat that has seaming to bring it in at the sides. Look for lapels that form a V-neck when buttoned. Avoid high necklines. Look for a hip length, or longer, style for a leaner torso line. Avoid coats that stop at your waist. Look for fabrics and materials that will lay against your body. Leather, wool, or shearling are great materials for warmth without bulk. Avoid heavy quilting (puffer styles) and double breasted (pea coat) styles. Avoid breast pockets, thick fur collars, heavy shoulder pads, and any other detailing at the top that will draw the eye, and add bulk.
Examples:
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=205184&CategoryID=6400&LinkType=EverGreen
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=205111&CategoryID=6400&LinkType=EverGreen
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=205235&CategoryID=6403&LinkType=EverGreen
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=205105&CategoryID=6403

Answer 2

I'd say longer, mid thigh length. Coats that end at your waist probably will just make the problem worse. A dark colour too. I'm not sure if it should be double-breated or single (how many rows of buttons), but I'd say single. okay, here's my final answer: a darker, mid-thigh length, not too tight not too roomy, single breasted coat. hope it helps :)

Answer 3

Right there with ya chickie. Don't fret how you look in a coat, they're supposed to be big and bulky to keep you warm. Cuz when you slip that coat off, and reveal your curvy self the guys will go crazy!!!

Answer 4

No coat at all!

Answer 5

pea coats are good