The Best Breasts From the Past 100 Years

1920s

Like most of the fashion in its timebreasts were downplayed for more of a masculine silhouette.

1950s

With Marilyn Monroe at the forefront of enviable voluptuous-looking breasts made a comeback.

1960s

Breasts were full, but with more forward projectionas seen here on a young Raquel Welch.

1970s

As the bold looks of the 60s died downwomen embraced the natural look of their breastsand breasts that drooped were considered acceptable.

1975

Continuing with the aesthetic trendthe mid-70’s were about a highlighting the natural fullnessno matter the size. Bras became passé and the emphasis was on showing more skin.

1980s

The 80s weren’t just about big hair—silicone implants were almost always used for augmentations as the procedure’s popularity grew.

1990s

The emergence of Baywatch actress Pamela Anderson increased the popularity of biground and firm breasts.

2000

At the turn of a new centurythe paradigm began to shift towards more natural-lookingfull breasts.

2005

As the millennium progressedproportion and balance remained a desirable look as the trend continued to move away from the Playmate aesthetic.

2015

Just a few years agoattention turned to cleavage that doesn’t look fake with options of round and full or natural and full breasts.

2020

In the 2020sa more natural-looking fullness continues to trend. Proportionate breasts that are mid- to low profile and don’t look overly full remains the most desired aesthetic.

2022

As it was the 60sembracing the breasts you were born with is a trend that is prevalent again. Howeverlargerfuller breasts are making a returnwith the aesthetic preference leaning toward a more natural appearance with a much lower profile than the Baywatch-babe of the past.

2023

As with the 70sattitudes are shifting and breast sizeshape and firmness are no longer at the forefront. Braless snatural drooping and diminutiveimplant-free breasts are in favor with Generation Z.