Matters... ZE
pluss+ campaign... er looking clothes for curvy women. She asked why there wasn't what you had to say on the matter.
BIG
Ann Harvey are much better, if a little safe, but please, what is this love affair with black? They do some great coloured tops, but when it comes to teaming them up with a bottom half, you get jeans, or black and navy trousers. I recently bought some summer trousers from there, and I asked at the checkout if they had any plans to make them in other colours, as I am sick of black. The girl on the checkout agreed, and said "maybe, in a couple of seasons, if they get asked enough for them"....a couple of seasons?! What happened to being at the cutting edge of fashion? Big girls fashion should have an eye to the catwalks, but interpret it for real women, not be so safe as to just keep churning out the same old stuff over and over again.
THE QUESTION
we can look as good as anybody else, better, given half the chance, but it takes 1. Why can't designers be more more thought, and with theadventurous fashion world in their as styling for bigger sizes? it is, the odds are stacked against us.
2. My biggest plea is for better quality
fabrics. I would pay more for classic There, once I get started........sorry.
Anita Judge
3. I love colour and just wish more clothescould be available in the larger sizes in a variety of colours and finishes. enthused, I may visit one
P.S. I now feel so of those boutiques where the only thing thatthat seems to get 4. Detailing is the thing lost when itand comes to larger sizes. I know will fit me are the earrings, ask one of the assistants what they have in a size 20, just to see if I can make her faint dead away! Its a hobby...........
pluss+ campaign...
BIG
THE QUESTION
"it is far more difficult to design for real women who have breasts, hips, and thighs you could crack walnuts with......" As to catwalk fashion, and the inability of designers to bite the bullet and come up with a meaningful collection every season for bigger girls, with the exception of Anna Scholz of course, the only answer I can come up with is that they haven't got the guts to do it; any idiot with a fashion degree can design for skinny girls whose primary function is to act as a clothes horse, nothing else, it is far more difficult to design for real women who have breasts, hips, and thighs you could crack walnuts with......
pieces in materials that have a bit of substance to them and hang well.
1. Why can't designers be more adventurous in their styling for bigger sizes? 2. My biggest plea is for better quality fabrics. I would pay more for classic pieces in materials that have a bit of substance to them and hang well. 3. I love colour and just wish more clothescould be available in the larger 22 sizes in a variety of colours and finishes. 4. Detailing is the thing that seems to get lost when it comes to larger sizes.
Wishlist
Jeans that fit, with right size pockets so my bottom doesn't look huge.
Wishlist
Jeans that fit, with right size pockets so my bottom doesn't look huge. Dresses that emphasise a womanly shape rather than concealing it – I don't want to wear tents. Jackets that are properly tailored for a bigger bosom. More dresses and tops with sleeves – many women have an issue with the tops of their arms. Retail staff who can help you put an outfit together with accessories – and tell you honestly if your bum simply does look too big in that dress.
pluss++ plu campaign "My biggest plea is for better quality fabrics. I would pay more for classic pieces in materials that have a bit of substance to them and hang well."
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Dresses that emphasise a womanly shape rather than concealing it – I don't want to wear tents. Jackets that are properly tailored for a bigger bosom. More dresses and tops with sleeves – many women have an issue with the tops of their arms. Retail staff who can help you put an outfit together with accessories – and tell you honestly if your bum simply does look too big in that dress.
plus++ plus campaign "My biggest plea is for better quality fabrics. I would pay more for classic pieces in materials that have a bit of substance to them and hang well."
Click here for more information
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