How To Make Your Bútt Bigger

Do you long for a rear end that’s large and shapely,
imitating celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce
Knowles, Nicki Minaj and Kim Kardashian? Here’s
what you can do to build a búxom bóóttom.
Quick Fixes to Make Your b*tt Look Bigger
Cinch up your waist. You can try something like
the “bóoty wow” it lifts instantly without major
padding. Emphasizing a small waist will make
your bottóóm look bigger by proportion.
Whether your tummy is tiny or not, try these
tips to trick the eye:

Wear a belt over your waist. Find a
medium to large width belt, and tie
it around the tiniest part of your
waist, over whatever shirt your’e
wearing. (This looks best over
button-down shirts, sweaters, or
loose blouses.) For extra emphasis,
try using a dark-colored belt over a
light shirt.
Try a girdle. If you have a little
more girth than you’d like around
your middle, try a girdle. It should
push the excess from your tummy
down around your hips and b*tt.
Girdles can be found at most
department or lingerie stores.
Don’t wear horizontal stripes or
patterns around your waist. Busy
fabrics or colors will emphasize your
tummy and make it look bigger.
Instead, stick to dark, solid colors on
top. It will make your a*s look huge
and séxy!
Pick the right pánts. The right pair of jeans can
seemingly transform your bútt, making it appear
round and pérky. Consider the following next time
you buy a pair of jeans:
Keep the fit tight. Baggy pánts will “drown”
your curves, making them impossible to see
underneath too much fabric. Skinny jeans or
jeggings are ideal for showing off your bútt.
If you’re not quite comfortable with that,
try bootcut or regular jeans with a fitted
rear.
Look at pocket placement. Small, high back
pockets will make your b*tt appear larger.
Additionally, pockets with embellishments
such as sequins, stitching, or colored thread
can add more interest and “direct
traffic” (or draw the eye) to your rear. Avoid
jeans with big pockets or no pockets at all.
Try high-waisted jeans — the top of the
pánts should fit around the slimmest part of
your waist, making it look small and your
bútt appear bigger.
Wearing low-rise jeans (that hit at the
widest part of your hips) with a fitted shirt
can also give the illusion of a bigger rear.
Avoid dark wash jeans, which will make your
legs and rear look smaller (especially if
you’re wearing a light-colored top). Instead,
try white, pastel, or light blue jeans.
Wear high heels . Heels change the natural curve of
your spine, causing both your bútt and your bóóbs
to protrudé more.
For an extra-lifted rear end, ditch the kitten
heels and go for stilettos.
If you’re unsure that this works, get in front
of a mirror and stand up on your tiptoes (it
will help). Take a few steps, and you’ll
notice how the movements of your legs and
rear are a little more exaggerated. Your legs
should also look more toned, and your bútt
should appear to be an inch or two higher.
This advice applies to men as well. The first
high heels were designed for horse riders,
to help the shoes grip stirrups. To this day,
cowboy bootssport heels (and many
cowboys sport tighter jeans
— coincidence?).
Keep in mind that wearing high heels all the
time can permanently damage your feet and
knees.
Change your posture and your walk. How you
carry yourself can highlight or obscure different
parts of your body. While wearing heels can alter
your posture, you can also do it without them.
Here’s how:
Throw your shoulders back and arch your
lower back. This will not only make your
b*tt more prominent, but it’ll also slim your
torso a bit and make your chest look bigger.
Imitate the way runway models walk.
Imagine there’s a straight line running on
the ground ahead of you, and it’s located
exactly beneath your bélly button, in the
center between your two feet. When you
take a step, move your foot toward the
center of your body, putting it down on this
imaginary line. Then put your other foot
down on that line, directly in front of your
first foot. Keep walking this way, one foot in
front of the other and clench your glutes.