Collection: Breasts Forms

Q: How do I choose the right breast form size?

Breast form sizing is based on the chest measurement and the cup size you want to achieve. Measure around your chest at the fullest point, then choose a form that fills the bra cup you're targeting. For drag, many queens size up one cup from what looks natural to achieve a more dramatic silhouette under costumes and padding.

Q: What is the difference between breast forms and breast plates?

Breast forms are individual inserts worn inside a bra or pocket bra to create a bust shape. Breast plates are full chest pieces that cover the entire chest area and often extend to the stomach, creating a more seamless skin-like appearance. Breast plates are ideal for low-cut or open costumes where the edges of individual forms might show.

Q: How should breast forms fit?

Breast forms should sit flush against the chest without gaps, and the bra or pocket bra should hold them securely without spillage. If forms are shifting during performance, try a pocket bra with a tighter fit or use body-safe adhesive tape for extra security. The form should feel balanced and comfortable enough to wear for the duration of a performance.

Q: What is the difference between foam and silicone breast forms?

Foam breast forms are lightweight, affordable, and comfortable for long wear — ideal for beginners or performances where weight is a concern. Silicone breast forms are heavier but move and feel more realistic, making them better for close-up looks, photography, or when wearing low-cut costumes. Silicone suits offer the most seamless full-chest coverage.