
Things are running 100 miles an hour at the Sugarchilli office as we continue to prepare, film and produce our SugarchilliTV series. This is a project that we’ve been super excited about and cannot wait to share with all of our viewers. SugarchilliTV is an idea that was born out of our want to build a community of like minded women, to encourage empowerment within our lives, and to explore many relevant issues. We hope for it be to a great way for us to reach out, and for Sugarchilli to continue its mission of inspiring women who might have smaller busts and/or petite frames – to love their bodies, live confidently, and enjoy life!
The team have set a launch deadline of 1st April 2009. We’re working hard to pack each one with plenty of infotainment, relevant issues, and bucket loads of fun! We’ll keep each episode short and sweet (5-10mins) to fit in with your busy day.
Filed under News & Updates, Sugarchilli TV by on Mar 19th, 2009. Comment.

What swimwear best suits a small bust? There are a few key things to look for when you’re shopping for the perfect set:
1. Underwire
Underwired bikini tops will sit firmly below your bust to give you support and push-up your breasts. It’s also very important for holding up any padding and extra inserts you place into the top to increase your cleavage (you don’t want sagging)! Not to mention, it gives the cups that rounded shape to give you the illusion of a bigger bust.

2. Moulded cups
Moulded cups are the opposite of soft cups. They are made of firm material so that they retain their rounded shape on their own- regardless of whether you’re wearing them or they’re sitting in your closet. If you are small busted, moulded cups are are a God-sent as they create curves out of nowhere.

3. Padding
Padded within the cups will lift your breasts to make them appear bigger and create cleavage.

Of course, if the top has bra pockets for EXTRA inserts- even better we say! Fabric/foam bikini inserts and silicone bikini inserts are among the different types of inserts available for you to boost your bust further. Fabric/foam inserts are lightweight so are great for lounging around the pool or beach or one-off dips and swims. However, they do absorb water so may make you slightly uncomfortable if you’re planning on staying in your bikini for a long period of time (this is down to a matter of personal preference though- this may bother some, whereas others aren’t bothered at all). Silicone inserts are 100% waterproof so are ideal for long-term wear (even though they’re slightly heavier- but this really doesn’t matter as long as you have good straps to hold up your bikini!).
Remember- don’t try to stuff bikini inserts into your top if it doesn’t have bra pockets. The pockets are crucial for holding them in place while you move about and swim! You really don’t want anything migrating or slipping out when you’re out and about in public.

4. Halter-neck styles
Choose styles with ribbons/straps that you can tie around your back and neck. This will allow you to tie them as tight as you like and adjust how much cleavage you want. Halter neck styles will bring it the sides of your breast to create cleavage- just remember to adjust the sides of your cups to hug the sides of your breasts properly and bring them inwards. Also make sure the band/underwire sits flat against your skin beneath your bust so that your breasts sit properly in the cups.

5. Wear frills, patterns or loud/bright colours on top and dark, monotone colours on the bottom
This will draw eyes upwards and emphasize your bust- an especially good trick if you’re pear-shaped.

We love red!
6. Avoid bandeaus styles like the plague
We are sorry to say this but they really do squish your boobs flat and hide whatever cleavage you have…what more need we say?
Check out our store for bikinis which have all of the above, as well as fabric/foam and silicone bikini inserts!
Filed under Swimwear for Small Busts, Tips & Tricks by on Feb 10th, 2009. 1 Comment.

Hi everyone! We are delighted to announce the launch of www.sugarchilli.com.au! (what’s with the name, you ask? Think sweet and spicy!) We are absolutely loving our current collection of push-up bikinis from Japan- the tops all come with underwire, moulded push-up cups, and bra pockets for extra inserts. They create natural cleavage without looking fake (I know how some padded bikinis can make you look like you’ve over-stuffed your top- this doesn’t!). We only want to feature products we believe in. When I look at websites, I often think “well, the model probably had boobs to begin with”, so I want to assure everyone that we definitely trial our products on people with A bra sizes too so we can say for sure that they give you cleavage you’ve never had before! We’re currently working on bringing in new designs and brands, and will be also be looking into bringing in great push-up bras for small busts (’cause it’s pretty hard to find a good push-up bra in AA/A sizes in Australia too!). The main aim of Sugarchilli is to create wardrobe solutions for women with small busts and/or petite frames, empower women everywhere, and to create funds for charities we love (our passion include animals and maternal healthcare and Africa). Obviously a portion of our profits will go to feeding the Sugarchilli team, putting a roof over our head and clothes on our back, but personal profit is not our goal- our passion is helping women help others! When things pick up, we will definitely keep you updated with details about that. In the meantime, do check out our catalogue! Happy shopping! Lots of love, The Sugarchilli Team If you have any queries, comments or feedback, please email us at info@sugarchilli.com.au.
Filed under News & Updates by on Feb 3rd, 2009. Comment.


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