And i favor low-cut things too that accentuate the bust. It's the only part that I emphasize with tight fitting fabric, and it helps to give an hourglass kind of appearance. If I wear something that covers the boob zone too much, my whole figure winds up looking a little boxy. I have to have a V-neck, tight shirt and then a skirt or something that flares out. But I also favor closed-off body language, I don't engage people with the way I look at them, and I keep a very comfortable physical distance. So yeah, the low-cut shirts are for my own benefit and comfort, not theirs! :)
Heh. Tight tshirt and full skirt? That's pretty much my daily uniform. (Unless I'm wearing jeans. Then it's a tight-in-the-bust top that flares out and comes below my hips, so it's pretty much the same effect.)
I should make up shirts that say "This is low cut for MY benefit, not yours." with "Don't be creepy" on the back.
Maybe I will. Goodness knows there're enough places that will do one-off shirts online. Hmm. I wonder what their plus-sized shirts are like... (I need new clothes. Badly. Tshirts count. *grin*)
And LJ totally needs a like button. I think that's the thing I miss most about FB right now. :)
I did buy some bell bottoms recently - at Fashion Bug, and they fit really well. I swore off pants for ages because I couldn't find any that fit me. I do not like the comeback of the '80s 'skinny jean'!
I am coming to terms with the fact that a good 70% of my clothes are things that I am just not going to wear because while i like the fabric/cut/etc it does not look good on me. I think I have settled at the size that I am meant to be, so I am just going to stay here, find what looks good and stick with it!
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And i favor low-cut things too that accentuate the bust. It's the only part that I emphasize with tight fitting fabric, and it helps to give an hourglass kind of appearance. If I wear something that covers the boob zone too much, my whole figure winds up looking a little boxy. I have to have a V-neck, tight shirt and then a skirt or something that flares out. But I also favor closed-off body language, I don't engage people with the way I look at them, and I keep a very comfortable physical distance. So yeah, the low-cut shirts are for my own benefit and comfort, not theirs! :)
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I should make up shirts that say "This is low cut for MY benefit, not yours." with "Don't be creepy" on the back.
Maybe I will. Goodness knows there're enough places that will do one-off shirts online. Hmm. I wonder what their plus-sized shirts are like...
(I need new clothes. Badly. Tshirts count. *grin*)
And LJ totally needs a like button.
I think that's the thing I miss most about FB right now. :)
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I did buy some bell bottoms recently - at Fashion Bug, and they fit really well. I swore off pants for ages because I couldn't find any that fit me. I do not like the comeback of the '80s 'skinny jean'!
I am coming to terms with the fact that a good 70% of my clothes are things that I am just not going to wear because while i like the fabric/cut/etc it does not look good on me. I think I have settled at the size that I am meant to be, so I am just going to stay here, find what looks good and stick with it!
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Put the design together and I'll make up a few for you, but I get to cut darts into them, my newest tailoring thing.
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