Many women have never been fitted for a bra and have guessed their own bra size.
Getting measured may seem daughting and pointless, but making sure that you are wearing the right sized and shaped bras can make a whole lot of difference.
Today's post on #BREASTWEEK is all about learning to love and know your own breasts. It is very important to look at/touch your breasts on a regular basis, then you will know if something is slightly wrong with them. Obviously, your breasts will change size, shape and feel throughout the years, but it is always a good idea to know if something just doesn't feel right. I feel it is also important to understand that all breasts are different and no two are the same. Learn to love them not matter what size and shape.
This week is something I have been thinking about doing for quite a while.
#BREASTWEEK is all about breasts/boobs/tits, whatever you like to call them. (Personally, I have names for my 'girls'!) All girls (and boys) have them and we have to take care of our lady lumps.
Whether you have small, medium or large boobs, I hope this week is helpful for you all.
I am going to cover different breast related topics this week, from making sure you get measured for bras to the history of a famous lingerie designer. Come back everyday this week to see what I am talking about for #BREASTWEEK.
*Blog ended July 2019* Shannon Furniss - A recent MA Fashion & Textiles Graduate & Fashion Designer. I'm 25 years old, UK based (Leicester/East Midlands), and a Dalmatian mummy to my baby boy, Wizard. For all enquiries - s.a.furniss2303@gmail.com or hit me up on any of my social media accounts.