Comfortable and Secure: The tape is designed to be comfortable to wear and stays securely in place throughout the day or evening. You can move freely without worrying about the tape losing its grip. There are a few different ways that you can make a low cut dress more modest. One way is to wear a camisole or tank top underneath the dress. This will help to cover up your cleavage and make the dress more modest. Another way is to wear a cardigan or blazer over the dress. This will also help to cover up your cleavage and make the dress more modest. Finally, you can always try to sew or pin the dress in a way that will make it more modest.

Choose a makeup look that makes you feel like your best version of you: It'll boost your confidence and help you enjoy yourself.

12. A Strapless Adhesive Bra Made Of Silicone

Embracing Your Natural Shape: Going braless allows you to showcase your natural shape, without the constraints of undergarments. This requires embracing your breasts as they are, regardless of their size or shape. It’s about accepting and celebrating your body exactly as it is, promoting self-love and body positivity. Dress in one of these eye-catching numbers and you're sure to turn heads, but for a more put-together look, it's important to pair very-low-cut tops and dresses with the right accessories. Remember these tips to create a super-sexy look that's also sophisticated:

Self-Love and Self-Care: Confidence and body positivity go hand in hand with self-love and self-care. Taking care of your physical and emotional well-being is essential in cultivating a positive body image. Nurturing your body, engaging in self-care practices, and practicing self-compassion contribute to a healthy mindset and a sense of overall confidence. Appreciating Your Journey: Every woman’s journey to self-acceptance and body positivity is unique. It’s important to appreciate the progress you’ve made, whether big or small. Understand that body confidence is a journey, and it’s normal to have moments of doubt. Embrace the process and know that it takes time and effort to fully embrace and celebrate your body.Some bralettes only come in one size. If you do have a choice of sizes, choose larger rather than smaller. First, try your dress or top on and measure how high you want your panel to go (i.e. how much cleavage you want covered (Mine was about 4″ high). Then, lay your dress or top face down on a flat surface to measure the width. Be sure you’re not stretching the opening. Mark how high your panel will go on the dress with a pen (i.e. 4″ above the bottom of the opening). Then measure across the width of the opening at that point, and add about 1.5″ to overlap underneath (mine was about 5.5″).