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The commando blouse trend

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This flirty blouse is referred to as the commando style because of how it commands attention from onlookers to your bust line and cleavages due to its incredibly low neckline that requires no bra straps. The commando style creates a subtle sex appeal and it makes your neck appear longer, which in turn makes you look taller. That same illusion of elongation also makes you appear slimmer.

The commando style is a daring cut that can make a lady feel younger and sexier, if done right. However, a spotless and stretch mark-free cleavage and chest are the important things to consider in order to pull off this bomb style.

Ladies with small busts will have an easier time rocking this look as the garment will lay flatter against the skin, avoiding any unwanted movements that could cause an embarrassing reveal.

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