I moved from Washington, D.C. to a smaller coastal town, and I haven't looked back for a single second. As I approach my 30s, I’ve realized I don't miss the subway or the constant crowds. Honestly, the scent of the ocean and walking along the waterfront when there are only a few people around—without bumping elbows with strangers—is much more appealing. People always say the coast gets depressing in the winter, but what they call "depressing," I call the peace and quiet I desperately need. It’s the perfect balance to the summer heat and chaos.
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Fashion for curvy girls
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darkbadger88 said:I actually managed to find one at a local Target that worked for me—though, naturally, they haven't stocked anything like it since...
I’ve heard nothing but glowing reviews for Shock Absorber, but I’ve yet to see them in a physical store where I could actually try them on—and frankly, I'm just not in the mood to gamble on sizing when they come at such a premium price point. Still, I told myself I’ll treat myself to a pair eventually. For reference, I'm an 85E or F.
There are a few different styles available over on ASOS.
You could check out Anita bras (there's an "Anita" shop downtown)
They have something really similar to the Shock models. I was actually browsing their site just the other day.
Fashion for curvy girls
in Fashion ·
Getting ready to head over to Pepco soon.
Those sports bras in the catalog starting today through January 20th are great. Such a steal... about $0.45 each.
I really hope they have my size in stock.😁
Those sports bras in the catalog starting today through January 20th are great. Such a steal... about $0.45 each.
I really hope they have my size in stock.😁
Fashion for curvy girls
in Fashion ·
Charles Gomez4 said:I don't think it's even worth hunting through stores that just have terrible or mediocre selections. Nowadays, almost all the "modern" brands have their own plus-size departments with massive variety. For instance, during the sales—which happen pretty often—Mango Violeta has trousers starting from $33, ranging from business to casual styles. Tops, blouses, sweaters up to $50, coats around $300-$$133, and so on. Plus, you can find tons of stuff on Poshmark that’s completely brand new and even cheaper than at Mango.
Their clothes are high quality, colors don't fade, and when they have sales, they have a good mix of both winter and summer items.
Does Mango Curve actually exist in physical stores?
I just can't seem to buy jeans and stuff like that online.