WOMEN employees in Singapore risk losing their jobs for wearing low-cut outfits that show off their cleavage, Sin Chew Daily reported.

Many employers were of the opinion that outfits revealing cleavage were distracting at work.

The daily reported that women employees with low-cut attires may face communication problems as the person may not be paying attention to what she was saying.

Image consultants also felt that revealing too much of cleavage is not suitable for work.

The daily also reported that the breasts of Singaporean women were getting bigger.

Five years ago, the bra size of many women was 75B but it was now 75D.

Doctors in Singapore say nutritious food has caused Singapore women to grow taller and have bigger breasts.