Maria Lawson Lends Prodigious Cleavage to Miss Fit

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Miss Fit, a small, UK-based company specializing in clothing, lingerie and swimwear for women lucky (or unlucky depending upon viewpoint) enough to possess DD cup or larger breasts, has signed a deal with the very curvaceous X Factor star Maria lawson.

Lawson is a perfect fit for Miss Fit. More than twice the size of a DD, Lawson straps herself into a 36JJ bra when she gets dressed in the morning.

Of her size, Lawson says, “I have grown to like my body. When I was younger I was very self-conscious and didn’t like my boobs at all. I wished I could be like all the small dainty girls who could wear cute little tops! My mum always told me to be grateful for what I’ve got and now I am.”

Lawson will model the brand as part of an upcoming PR push.

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