The phrase "a small bust and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing physical attributes, particularly in contexts related to fashion, art, or body image.
Example: "The model was known for her unique look, which included a small bust and striking features."
Alternatives: "a petite bust and" or "a modest bust and".
This will add volume to a small bust, and accentuate an hourglass waist.
These women have wider hips and thighs, but usually have a small bust and waist.
Do you have a large bust, but small hips (V-shaped), or a small bust and shoulders, but wide hips (A-shaped)?
A bandeau top looks best on someone with a smaller bust and a generally more narrow frame.
On Sept. 1, 1928, thousands of Boy Scouts spread out along the highway and installed concrete markers, about one per mile, each of which carried a small bust of Lincoln and the inscription, "This Highway dedicated to Abraham Lincoln".
"As much as I've tried, if you go any faster, you're going to end up in court," Murray said while sitting in her corner office, which is adorned with a small bust of Ronald Reagan and photos of George E. Pataki, the former Republican governor of New York.
The Jennie was a slim but realistic modern Eve, with a small bust, a convex tummy, and a slouch.
If you have a small bust, but wide hips, and you want to "even out" your figure, you need a dress that will make your bust seem bigger, for example, while drawing attention away from your hips.
One has to walk through a public space to get to the club, which has the modern look of the opera house, although there is a chandelier and a small bust of the prewar tenor Giovanni Martinelli at the bar.
Use these cheats to pick yours: To make a small bust look bigger: Shun black, and instead opt for white or bright colors.
There is a small bust of Beethoven, his grandfather's saxophone and his guitar in one corner of his living room.
