Here’s another video tutorial by popular request – how to create cleavage. This is probably useful for real girls too, but I’m assuming that you’re a crossdresser like me and starting from a completely flat chest . . . and yes, you *can* create realistic cleavage even with no boobs. Speaking of boobs, if you just need boobs under clothing and don’t need to reveal some cleavage, you might be more interested in my breastform tutorials: stuffing, sewing, homemade breastforms, and silicone breast forms.

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If you’re still reading, I’m assuming you want to show some boob outside of your clothing and will need to know how to create cleavage. It just wouldn’t do to have a breastform of any sort poking out of your clothes afterall. So here’s the cleavage video (you might have to right click and “save target as” just like my last video – sorry, these don’t go over so well on YouTube, so I can’t stream them). Below the video is a written tutorial in case you’re not the video type

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Oh, and one last thing . . . I have a *very* flat chest, so there’s only so much I can do to create cleavage no matter how much I try. So just trust me that this can make a pretty dramatic appearance – I bet you’ll be impressed with yourself

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4min 44sec run time
55MB download

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Ok, here’s the step-by-step cleavage guide. For the record, the video is probably much easier to follow (this stuff is kind of hard to describe), so I definitely recommend it.

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- Start with a shaved and clean chest. Clean any remaining oils off your skin with some rubbing alcohol.
- Get an ace bandage and wrap it tightly around your torso, a bit above your nipples.
- Pull the front of the ace bandage down, pulling your nipples above the edge – you want to pull any fat and tissue you have available on your chest upwards, using the ace bandage to hold it in place.
- Add some athletic tape on your skin just above the ace bandage (basically over your nipples). The tape strips should be able the length to go from one nipple to the other. Start with a strip on your left side, tape it at the edge of the soft flesh just outside of your nipple, and use it to pull your left breast towards the center of your chest (taping the far end just outside of your right nipple). Then do a strip starting on the right side, using the tape to pull your right breast towards the center of your chest.
- Find a nice tight fitting bra, and put it on so the band helps to hold the ace bandage in place (keep it down below the athletic tape!)
- Add small “enhancer” pads or other stuffing to the bra, keeping these objects on the outside edge of the cup (basically at the start of the band), and to the bottom of the cup. You want this to help hold your new cleavage up without coming anywhere near the upper edge of your cup.
- Enjoy your new cleavage

I know, I’ve seen all the beautiful silicone breastforms out there too. And I’ve seen the brazillian shemale porn models with their oversized perky tits bouncing up and down. And I’ve heard every girl I’ve ever met complain about how her boobs just aren’t big enough. So why wouldn’t you want to go out and buy the biggest, most expensive fake boobs that you can afford?

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First, let’s just get this out of the way. Breastforms are EXPENSIVE! And they’re a terrible investment, they depreciate instantly (ie good luck with that return policy . . .) They are also fragile, and just like real breasts, they start to sag over time. Don’t get me wrong, I own 2 pair of silicone forms, and I wouldn’t trade them for the world. Just make sure you know what you’re getting into first.

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Ok, second point, most CD’s buy the wrong size breasts. Just like 80% of women in the US buy the wrong size bra I suppose . . . Not to worry though, with the right information you too can buy the right size breasts I will skip over the information on what the sizes and shapes of breastforms mean in this article, as I’ve already discussed that in the clothes page. Why did it end up with clothes? I have no idea, but go to the “Bras / Panties / Breastforms” section if you need some basic info.

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I think a good place to start with breasts is the simplest and cheapest method. We’ll work our way up to more complex stuff. The easiest way to make breasts for yourself, plain and simple, is by stuffing a bra with socks, tissues, etc. And yes, I’m serious. This doesn’t just apply to 13 year old girls in movies and TV shows about the pressures of being an adolescent. It might take a little practice, and you will have to settle for small breasts, and you will need an appropriate bra, but considering the economics, stuffing is a very good starting place.

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Ok, small bra means A or B cup, and you should look for one with as much padding as you can find. Not only does the padding help fill you out a little, it also hides the inherent unevenness of your stuffing. If you’re a little larger and have a bit of breast tissue anyway, go with the B cup. If you have a flat chest you will get better results with the A cup. Don’t be discouraged. The key is to LOOK good, not to show off the size of your bra. They don’t really make “full coverage” bras in these small sizes, though that would be ideal. But definitely avoid anything like a demi bra or shelf bra – you want something with the largest/fullest cups you can find in the right size. If you need more info on bra types, head back to the clothing page.

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Now that you’ve found yourself a bra, time to start stuffing. You will obviously have to be wearing the bra at this point, which means you will have to re-do your stuffing each time you dress. So find a method that works, and remember how many sheets of TP you used, or which pair of socks you used, etc. Also, since balled up socks or TP aren’t terrbily soft, you may want to put on a tight-fitting cami or t-shirt UNDER your bra. Or put a sports bra or another small-cup bra underneath.

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I personally find that a pair of socks works the best for stuffing. In fact, I have a particular pair that I always use – they are ankle length, but are fairly fluffy and soft. I make 2 folds/rolls in each sock, rolling from the toe to the heel. At the heel, since the sock bends in a ~45deg angle, I make another 2 folds/rolls at a ~45deg angle to the original folds. This results in a more or less triangular shape, which I tuck neatly into my bra. Keeping the loose end against your skin will prevent the sock from unraveling during wear. And that’s all there is to it. For a little extra padding, you can always tuck cookies (again, see the clothing section for more info, scroll down a little when you get there) into the bra (between the sock and the bra), which like the padding of the bra itself, will help fill out out in the right areas and smooth out the outline of the sock. Take a look at the pics below for an example.

Folding Socks to Stuff your Bra