About Wear My Boobs

Wear My Boobs began long before the first silicone breast form was ever poured. It started in a quiet studio, where I spent hours creating plaster molds of the human body—capturing the raw, unfiltered beauty of real people. I wasn’t a product designer. I was an artist.

My passion has always been in honoring the human form—every curve, line, and subtle imperfection. Over time, that passion grew into something bigger: a mission to create wearable art that helps people feel seen, celebrated, and complete.

The idea for Wear My Boobs truly came to life when a close friend, preparing for a mastectomy, asked me to make a cast of her right breast. She didn’t want just any prosthetic—she wanted to preserve something deeply personal. That one mold changed everything. It showed me how powerful it could be to turn real bodies into something people could wear with pride.

So many breast forms on the market feel factory-made and soulless—mass-produced without personality or care. I wanted to do the opposite. I wanted each pair to feel human—to be shaped from real women, with all the natural asymmetry, texture, and uniqueness that make us beautiful.

With a background in marketing and operations, and a heart rooted in craftsmanship, I teamed up with silicone experts to perfect the process. Today, every form we offer is based on a real person—cast in plaster, brought to life in silicone, and made to help you feel like you.

This isn’t about perfection. It’s about authenticity.

Whether you wear them for expression, transition, healing, or performance—Wear My Boobs offers something real: forms that don’t just look the part, but feel like they came from somewhere deeply personal. Because they did.