The phrase "flat chest" can be used in written English, although it is often considered offensive and derogatory.
It can be used to describe someone who does not have a large bust size. For example, "She was quite petite, with a flat chest."
"But I really had nothing then either," she said, with a gesture toward her flat chest.
Now she is a picture of calm, my daughter, with her flat chest and dry, rough hair.
I didn't like my facial hair, flat chest or genitalia, but I'd long known that I could change them.
His gender is indeterminate, as his facial hair and flat chest contradict his soft, almost feminine features.
She remembers adolescence as a time when she had a complex about her flat chest - 'always hunching my shoulders in an effort to have breasts'.
Unless you are tall, with a flat chest, these dresses make you look six months pregnant, hanging straight down from your breasts to form an unflattering tent.
"It's because of our flat chests".
However, he reckons that the majority of his patients are women with mastectomies seeking reconstructive surgery, women who've been born with unnaturally flat chests and women whose breasts have been "devastated" post-pregnancy.
Add to this the fact that in their bid to find models that have the "ideal" model shape - flat chests, boyish hips - some agencies are hiring younger and younger girls.
Then, there are the murkier efforts: in January, Jaden Smith, the precocious son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, modelled women's wear for Louis Vuitton, leading advocates to wonder whether gender fluidity was simply the latest iteration of flat chests and bare midriffs.
There were women with big hips and women with flat chests.
