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Wear a fitted top, and layer a structured blazer, denim jacket, or trench coat over it left unbuttoned. This cuts the width of your chest in half visually.

Look for jackets that end right at your natural waist. This emphasizes your waistline without hiding your shape.

: Satin, velvet, and metallic fabrics reflect light and can make the chest area look much larger.

Cable-knit sweaters add unnecessary bulk to the torso. 4. Smart Styling Strategies

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Avoid tops with busy patterns, pockets, or ruffles directly over the bust, as this adds volume. Instead, focus on detailing around the neckline or the hemline of a dress.

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