KUMIHO silicone fake breast plate: my round-neck feminization

My KUMIHO silicone breastplate is the piece that changes my silhouette the most when I feminize myself. It's a crew-neck silicone bust, E cup, in an ivory white shade. The breasts are filled with liquid silicone gel. I bought it on Amazon, and it has become the starting point for almost all my crossdressing outfits.

A crew-neck, open-back silicone breastplate

The breastplate covers the upper chest, the shoulders and the base of the neck. The back is cut out. The seller advertises a very stretchy medical-grade silicone that can stretch up to 150%. The surface is matte and slightly satiny, with a light, even shade. The round neckline sits low: it doesn't squeeze the throat and hides easily under a top or a dress. The edges are thin, which helps the piece blend into the skin.

The weight of a gel-filled E cup

What I feel first is the weight. Thanks to the liquid gel, the breasts have real heft and move with me at every step. The silicone hugs my chest and warms up little by little, until I can barely tell where it ends. This soft heaviness is a constant reminder of the role I'm playing. It forces me to change my posture and the way I move, and that's exactly the letting go I'm looking for.

How I use it in my feminization outfits

• I dust talc on my skin and inside the breastplate, as the seller recommends. The silicone then slides on instead of sticking.
• I stretch the neckline, slip my head through, then adjust the shoulders and the bottom of the bust.
• Over it, I wear a bikini top or a bra. In the photo, it's a coral, turquoise and white tie-dye triangle top, whose cups fill out naturally.
• Caring for the silicone breastplate

After each session, I wash it in lukewarm water with a mild soap and pat it dry. Once dry, I dust it lightly with talc. I store it flat, away from dust and sharp objects, so the silicone and the gel pockets keep their shape.