I just bought a bathing suit from an online site but they "forgot" to mention that the bikini top doesnt come with padding. I DON"T need the type of bulky chicken cutlet padding that adds size. I need the pads that will prevent my nips from showing through the bikini top and it would def. be a plus if it gave my pair a little lift. Does anyone know a website that sells them?
Nordstrom.
I asked this question about two hours ago .. but the answers I got made me confused so let me try again 
pls read carefully..
I'm a smaller girl .. 5'1, 130 lbs (biggest I've ever been not being preggos) but my breast are very large (**real** Full D's)for my frame. I was a C before which was perfect but after getting preggos and giving birth *daughter is 2 now* they grew one whole cup size 
My problem is .. I can't find clothes that fits me. Either there just right and my boobs are popping out or there too big but they cover my boobs fine. How do all those girls with breast implants look good in there clothes??
*****The problem is I'm NOT plus size at all. In fact I either wear a juniors size med or large or/and a womens size small or med. I'm only 22 years old so I'm looking for somewhat stylish clothes.***** Last time I asked this question everyone was naming plus size clothing but honestly I don't think that would help me much.
Thanks in advance for your answers!!
Good styled shirts for a bigger bust is always a v-neck or cross over style that is not to low. I tend to wear lacy tanks under neath if its really low. Avoid stringy tank-tops. Some brands that i feel work really well for a day-time attire is Ann Taylor Loft, and INC. ( I have found very cute shirts at Ann Taylor loft that all my friends cant believe they are from there! If you want a more "evening shirts" try Bebe,and Guess their shirts are made for "bustier" women. (esp. bebe) All in all in tank top with a very thick shoulder area will be complementing. Pair up with Dark jeans for a slimming look.
Hope it helps!
Is it really that much more expensive to make larger clothing? Perhaps the store is promoting healthy living by providing an incentive for wearing smaller sizes.
Nope, target's main concern is profits. Larger clothing takes up more volume in the shelves, during transportation, sell a lot less, larger people can't buy smaller clothing so they are forced to buy it, and people can justify it being more expensive because you are getting more materials as well.
Kiyonna.com, also get a 10% off coupon for them at http://www.shoppingcodes.com/Apparel/Kiyonna.com-Discounts/index.html to save some money
I am looking ofr cheap but tasteful clothes in New York. Where can I go and the names of shops please
34th Herald Square has a bunch of shops there. From the biggest Macy's to Aeropostale. They also have Dr.Jay's, American Eagle, etc. and you can always find bargains there. Also, head to Century 21 in downtown for cheap brand name clothing.