How To Look Great When You're Plus Sized

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  1. frogdropping profile image78
    frogdroppingposted 13 years ago

    How To Look Great When You're Plus Sized

    We're not all as slim as we'd like to be. Advice and tips on looking good and feeling great for the curvier among us.

  2. BioMedGirl profile image67
    BioMedGirlposted 13 years ago

    Get clothes that FIT!! I've been there myself, I put on a few pounds but I was reluctant to step up to that next size.. But nothing makes you feel worse that feeling stuffed in your clothes, and when you pull on that pair of jeans that fits you in all the right places you feel like a million bucks no matter what the size!

  3. Avamum profile image82
    Avamumposted 13 years ago

    Wearing v necked tops lengthens the body, and wearing dark colours is a great trick too.  I find that a navy or vneck sweater (NOT cable or rib-knit) that is long enough to just reach my hips is flattering.  I pair this with a matching pair of dark pants and then brighten it up with a scarf or my red leather purse (I adore it). Check out What Not To Wear on television.  If you can look past the irritating hosts there are some useful tips there.

  4. Emissionguy profile image75
    Emissionguyposted 13 years ago

    A great designer that knows how to custom make clothes can be a life changer.

    Peggy Lutz is one such person.

    www.plus-size.com

  5. bcatgray profile image61
    bcatgrayposted 13 years ago

    Yes, definitely wear clothes that actually fit you. My other suggestion is instead of wearing sleeveless or really short sleeves, wear 3/4 length sleeves. You'd be amazed at how much more sliming that looks.

  6. Loveslove profile image60
    Lovesloveposted 13 years ago

    First of all..IF you are not happy with the way you are..and its not a medical condition..A diet could be the first step.

    However, meanwhile DONT wear clothes that show the spare bits..dont try to fit into things that are too small, if it fits properly it will feel better and you will look good whatever your size.

  7. zuhr-akb profile image60
    zuhr-akbposted 13 years ago

    live life king size feel good and be happy .dress what suits you and don;t under estimate yourself .carry a attitude this will help you to dress smart.

  8. Alwaysme profile image59
    Alwaysmeposted 13 years ago

    Love yourself and what you have been given. Wear loose clothes - that way it'll hide the bulges.  If you are a girl wear a scarf too - it'll add a touch of class.

  9. Tati Irodova profile image66
    Tati Irodovaposted 13 years ago

    Get an advice from personal stylist/shopper, who can teach you what type of clothes suits you - and u will look fab! As to feeling good - its a bit more complicated and requires some work on your personal issues. You can start with finding within yourself what it is that actually makes you feel good on a daily basis and always remember it. If there is something that you don't feel good about - then I'd say get some professional help (life coach/nlp practitioner/etc), attend some personal development workshops.
    xx

  10. profile image0
    awesomeactressposted 13 years ago

    Being plus size doesn't mean that you can't wear all white and look good, that you can't wear fitting clothing, that you can't wear all of the latest styles and look and feel great.  The key is to getting clothes that fit your body type, whether you are plus sized or not.  You don't have to cover yourself up with baggy clothing and scarves around your neck (wearing a scarf is a personal choice, it does not determine how much of class you may or may not have).  Check out blogs or other information online that describes the type (not style, but TYPE) of clothing fits what body type (not size, but TYPE).  Also, since the average person cannot afford to hire a personal stylist, try dropping into a retail store like Macy's or JCPenny where an associate can actually help you choose clothing for your body type.

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    Giselle Maineposted 13 years ago

    Feel confident (or try to act positive) and smile, smile, smile!  It makes an unbelievable difference, and will make a plus-sized person instanly look a lot more attractive and fun than a slender counterpart who is not doing anything about their inner selves.

  12. Ms.Ruiz profile image61
    Ms.Ruizposted 13 years ago

    In my opinion when one is plus size one can wear whatever one feels comftable and sexy to. As long as you wear whatever you are wearing and you ROCK IT WITH CONFIDENCE, you'll look good in it. Its important to be confident but not too cocky. smile

  13. ifeyinwa profile image59
    ifeyinwaposted 13 years ago

    THE UTIMATE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION IS WEARING WHAT YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE ON.

  14. Maria Cecilia profile image84
    Maria Ceciliaposted 13 years ago

    wear something that you are comfortable. I am a plus size but I am not too conscious about rules on what to wear when you are bigger...at present I am comfortable with long shirts, fitting pants...

  15. royalbert profile image58
    royalbertposted 13 years ago

    It's the way of talking and level of confidence which makes any person dominant among other people whether he or she is slim or not. So cheer up and wear in which you feel confident.

  16. EinsFloW profile image64
    EinsFloWposted 13 years ago

    I learned from a friend that it is not important which size you have. Just wear what you would like to wear if you would be perfectly comfortable with your figure. Because then you show others that you feel alright with your body and do not want to hide anything. I hope I could help at least a bit. :-)

  17. profile image48
    Sanaakposted 7 years ago

    Here's a guide that'll help you look pretty in plus size : https://goo.gl/kcRNNL

 
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