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if I saw them in the media, in their natural form like this, I wouldn't be so self conscious about them. Victoria's Secret, for example, features women whose breasts appear to not sag, and if you were to flip through any fashion magazine, you'd be hard pressed to find women who have different kinds of breasts, much less breasts that sit low on the chest. Of course they are helped to look great by an army of stylists and make-up artists who ensure they look great for the camera. To enable personalized advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. After this you will owe your chief bridesmaid – big time – as she will make sure you don’t have one stargazer boob and one staring at the ground.

Women online say they're grateful for the movement, with some writing that it gave them more confidence — proving Eggerue's point that there needs to be a variety of breasts shown in the media, not just one type. For a lot of those low back dresses that are around at the moment, I am a fan of those little stick on cups: they look like a normal bra cup, but are attached by tape under your arm. A compelling insight into a devastating reality of breast cancer, as seen through the eyes of several female patients helping demystify the disease while painting poignant and often humorous. For all their scientific reasoning on the structure of the perfect breast, it is still based on the opinions of others.