Jessica Stoya is a semi-retired adult performer and writer. Bylines include the New York Times, VICE, The Guardian, and Stoya is half of Slate’s How To Do It sex advice column. I’m a difficult fit when it comes to structured lingerie. I’ve got a wide rib cage, with muscle over top, and wide set breasts with wide bases but shallow projection. I’m a 36A, or even 36AA. Looking around, I’m […]
When we introduced Ysé Lingerie nearly a year ago, we talked about how the small bust community is terrifically underserved. While sadly there remain very few brands that design specifically for A cups, I’m happy to report that this beautiful French brand just keeps getting better. Ysé Lingerie’s S/S 2015 collection is an absolute breath of fresh air, with breezy prints and cool colorways that are perfect for Spring. There […]
Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links. Note: I purchased this bra with my own money. Timpa and Journelle are unaffiliated with this review. A perennial favorite for smaller busted lingerie consumers, Timpa is a brand I’ve been wanting to try for awhile. I’ve heard a lot about their classic lace ‘Duet’ range, and almost all of the feedback has been positive. Though I don’t really identify as small-busted, I […]
Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of requests for articles that address the unique bra concerns of smaller busted women. Since I’m fairly new to the world of small bust lingerie, I asked two of my favorite lingerie bloggers — Chrystal of By Baby’s Rules (who I first met during this conversation on the War on Plus Four) and Amanda of 32AA bra (my go-to resource for small bust bra […]
How can I put this? I am absolutely smitten with Meg at Midnight, a new lingerie label that realizes something which should have been obvious to the rest of the lingerie industry long ago… small busted women want gorgeous luxury lingerie too. With a size range that starts at 30A (there’s also 32AA) and goes to 34B, Megan Leung, the founder of Meg at Midnight, is all about giving more […]
