After having a lot of people ask me for ideas on how to style striped pants, I was really excited when The Warehouse brought out a pair in their plus size line, giving me the chance to get some and style them for myself. View Post
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One thing I’ve noticed in the world of plus size fashion, is how often we use terms like flattering to describe clothes that create the illusion of you being smaller, more hourglass shaped (which is apparently the ideal body shape) or that hide supposed “flaws”. Quite often, people tell me that things I wear are not flattering because they accentuate my wide hips or they are fitted to my body or, in complete contradiction, are not fitted to my body. Hide yourself in fabric, but not too much or you’ll look fat. View Post
I’ve always struggled with casual outfits, because I believed for so I long that as a fat woman I had to put more effort into my appearance than smaller women do, and I thought that casual was too casual so I ended up way overdressed a lot of the time. When a thin woman wears sweatpants and has her hair in a messy bun, she’s cute and relaxed. When a fat woman does the same she is seen as lazy and like she doesn’t care about her appearance. I know right, what the heck? View Post
It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of ankle boots – I pretty much wear them from the beginning of autumn to the end of spring … and sometimes I wear them in summer as well. I’ve got a few requirements – they need to be flat, they need to be comfortable, and they need to fit my chunky ankles. My feet aren’t super wide but they are flat so I prefer the wider fit ones for comfort View Post