where can I find nice nightwear for saggy boobs?

[lisasimpson]

if anywhere? I have always had large boobs (not meaning to boast) but after two children I can only keep them looking decent in a good underwired bra. I'd like to wear nice nightwear but can't find anything with a cup size let alone underwiring. Or is it just a case of wearing a bra underneath? but even then I would struggle to get nice skinny straps...

only seen petticoats with cups...how about one of those vest-tops-with-support underneath a nightie?

yes, thanks could do but find the 'support' lacking in support!

Now this is a subject i've struggled with for many years. How do people (well, models in M&S ads, actresses in soaps etc) manage to look so pissing perfectly perky in spagetti strapped flimsy nighties??

Am a DD myself and tbh they drop down like bungees when the bra comes off of a night!

Sexy? Me? In a nightie? No way.

I end up opting for either keeping bra on till lights go out or wearing one of them silky nightshirt things which are really short(draws attention away from swinging pedulous breasts to lovely firm silky thighs instead.

I will be watching this thread for the answer, I have breastfed two babies and lost a lot of weight and my boobs are now down to my waist without support, plus I really need new nightwear for a fruity weekend away!!

well as far as I can see alot of the models in the sexy lingerie ads have fake ones that don't need any support!

Fake and bloody well airbrushed imo - not fair.

Bravissimo do strappytops that have a proper underwired bra inside. Have a look here . They're not cheap but very supportive IMO. Not sure how comfy they would be to wear all night tho.

thanks Sheila, I have used these as an alternative to a pyjama top but find they are ok if I have someone else to do them up at the back!
It seems as though anything 'sexier' is out of the question.

i use as dressing gown or ythsoe secret support vests if peopel are aounrd

had to laugh out loud at the 'vast norkery' california, I guees tummy sleeping is out of the question then?