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"If dressing to accommodate your busty figure is the bane of your existence, keep reading! We&amp;#39;ve got a smart solution that will flatter your figure and give you some new outfit options, after the jump.\nPinterestFacebookDEAUVILLE, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 07: Actress America Ferrera poses at the photocall for the film &amp;#39;The Dry Land&amp;#39; during the 36th Deauville American Film Festival on September 7, 2010 in Deauville, France. (Photo by Francois Durand/Getty Images)\nPHOTO: Getty ImagesMy last post about how to dress a busty figure was so well received that you ladies demanded a follow up--&amp;quot;More pieces on how to dress a busty figure, please!&amp;quot; commenter ReinventLove said. Ask and you shall receive! When I saw this photo of the always-stunning America Ferrera posing at the American Film Festival in Deauville, France, I knew it was the perfect opportunity to pass on some of her style wisdom.\nAs a somewhat disproportionately-endowed gal (32D and 110 pounds...just try finding a button-down shirt to fit that combo!), I&amp;#39;ve struggled with necklines for a long time. V-necks do tend to make things look slimmer up top, but then you&amp;#39;re showing off your decolletage, which isn&amp;#39;t always appropriate. Go for a higher neckline to look more conservative, and your breasts inevitably look smushed inside your top (like poor Jessica Simpson). So how can you avoid looking too provocative or suffering from the dreaded uni-boob? Square necklines!\nSign up for our style newsletter and get the best of our fashion blog, delivered straight to your inbox!\nAmerica&amp;#39;s fabulously fitted Black Halo dress has plenty of room to accommodate her bust and hugs her body closely enough to create a flattering silhouette (rather than that smushed one we just talked about), but it hits her chest high enough that it&amp;#39;s not too revealing. Since your bust is curvy and round and lacking in structure, the way to create a slimming illusion is by choosing a neckline that&amp;#39;s the exact opposite--angular and square and very, very defined. You&amp;#39;ll form a clean line that flatters without drawing too much unwanted attention to your breasts.\nShop a few square-neck tops and dresses we&amp;#39;re loving at every price point now:\nMore BB Dakota...\nAre you big busted and in love with square necklines? What do you think of America&amp;#39;s look? Do you have any other tricks for flattering your big busted figure that you&amp;#39;d like to share? Discuss!\nPhoto: Francois Durand/Getty Images\nWant more smart style tips? Follow us on Twitter!\nLatest Tweets!\nFollow us on Twitter!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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