![]() ![]() I spent most of my time either hiking up the tank to cover my exposed bra and the rest of it pulling the tank down around my waist. I always hated this solution because, invariably the tank would ride up and bunch. I don’t think this trick will work with very large chested women because all it would probably take is a sneeze or outstretched arms when you yawn for that snap to undo itself.Ī tank or cami: My solution was to always throw a cami or tank under my button down shirts. If you have a shirt gaping problem try fashion tape.Ī hidden snap on the placket: If your gape is less gape-like you can have a tailor add a very small snap in the placket of the shirt. Seriously, you could use this stuff to hang a flat screen TV on your wall, it’s pretty tough and very sticky. Here are a few to consider:įashion Tape: Have you ever used fashion tape? I’m not talking about double stick, I’m talking about true fashion tape. Over the years a few solutions, some DIY and some product based, have come along to help us with the gape. ![]() Why does just about every button down shirt gape at the chest for most women? Sure we can put a man on the moon and video chat with someone on the other side of the world but, no, we can’t make shirts fit or things to keep our lady parts in check more bearable. Have we really not figured out how to solve this issue? This, mammograms and pap smears. In today’s What am I Going to Wear to Work Tomorrow? I am here to give you all the tips to help you avoid a button down shirt tantrum. There is something seriously wrong with this.Īnyway, for working women, the button down shirt is a staple and, over the years, many solutions have been created to make shirts wearable and bearable for the career gal. This is also why I tend to wear knits that easily fold in my drawers– my husband’s suits and shirts have taken over most of our closet space. However, my husband, who wears a suit everyday, has a closet full of them. ![]() ![]() I love the look, but hate the work involved. Plus, my lifestyle hardly calls for shirts like this. Between the ironing, the poor fit (hello gape at the bust-line) and, if I do tuck, the fact that my shirt is determined to work its way out of my pants, making me look like a big balloon, I just can’t be bothered. I can’t remember the last time I bought a cotton button down shirt. ![]()
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