Claire Elizabeth wrote:
yet another lucky lady!! *still jealous*

Porchia wrote:
No need to be Im sure the other ladies will tell you it is both a blessing and a curse! LOL! "Hello my face is up here" "Ouch, my back really hurts"

Or how about "Damn, wish jogging didn't hurt."  Let's not even start talking about jumping jacks.  Gravity is so taxing.  Most sports bras only smush things down and we need lift and support for our 42DD's.  But right about now, I wish they came with an inflate and deflate button as appropriate.  Deflate for sports/exercise, inflate for dates, modeling jobs.

DigitalCMH wrote:
If you're going out to buy clothes for your model, I would assume that means you've been in contact with them to agree to the shoot.  Can't you just ask them then?

If a client is giving the photographer a load of clothes all size 34b then why would he/she go through all the trouble of finding a model to then ask her cup size.

For myself I intend to start building a wardrobe for future shoots. Knowing if it'll fit will save a lot of time.

Terry

Porchia wrote:
and Ive had a couple of photographers say..."wow I didnt know your chest was that big,

there's blind photographers out there now?  :-D

Ransom J wrote:
***lick a shot for all ass men in the house***

dude.. you stoopit LOL.  but ummm *BUCK BUCK BUCK*

jon mmmayhem wrote:
if you're a model and think it'd be important to know, you could always include it in your "about me" section of your profile.
and if you're providing wardrobe, it wouldn't be so hard to ask while things are being ironed out, no?

So ma'am, before we hire you for the job, could you show us the page in your book that displays your boobies, or alternately, just whip them out and let me measure you right now? Um...er...oh, you mean just ask the model...like on the phone or e-mail? Hmmmm. Too much work.

Corena wrote:
32 A and perfectly content. They match by body frame.

(B cup here) but, yes, perfectly proportioned.

Porchia wrote:
Yeah I would imagine how that would get on your nerves as well, but like you said you all have a bra that can fix that, us we just have to live with it or hope that they invent a deflattable bra one day....hey *lightbulb just went on* maybe I can invent that, any takers on my idea...would you buy one! LOL!

heeheehee... well, you can get a bra that smashes them, but then it doesn't look as good. A deflatable bra, that would be interesting!!

I have the same trouble with pants though. I'm tall and lean, if they fit in the hips, they often are TOO SHORT and I HATE highwaters. If they fit in the legs, they're often baggy in the hips and butt.

Such is the life of being strangely proportioned!