2007-Aug-23 - Who are Big Tits, Big Breast Models?

Many adult models and performers use pseudonyms or stage names such as "Peaks" or "Topps" to advertise their oversized bust.

It is fairly common for this category of models and dancers to publish misleading measurements. Though some appear to make up measurements out of whole cloth, a common middle ground is to give what appears to be a bra size (e.g. 43G) but is actually a bra cup size combined with a bust circumference; which includes an offset normally added to the number. For example, a woman who wears a (U.S.) 36G bra has a band size measurement (chest circumference beneath the breasts) of 36 inches, while the "G" indicates a circumference over her nipples 7 inches greater ("G" being the seventh letter).

She might report a bust measurement or 36+7 or 43 inches. Some performers use metric system measurements and often do not indicate if the measurement is centimetres or inches. This practise caused stripper Crystal Storm some legal difficulties when Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections objected to her advertising her 50-inch bust as "127" without clearly stating that she was using centimeters.