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Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
If you’re looking for minimizers, check out Triumph. They usually carry at least three or four different styles, and they’re actually solid. Victoria's Secret has one or two minimizers too, if you're interested. You can find some options online, but they usually cost around $167. The ones I like are closer to $250-$300, and they don't look tacky. They even have sizes over 100, various cup types, and everything up to F, so you really have your pick! :-) :-) Since Triumph stock varies from store to store, maybe take a stroll? If one shop doesn't have what you need, another one definitely will. Girls, Triumph has every cup size imaginable—it's a total lifesaver! Over at Marks & Spencer, you can find larger sizes, though their shirts are always way too short, which isn't great. You can also find stuff at Peek & Cloppenburg, or whatever they call themselves. The H&M in downtown Chicago doesn't really have a section for larger sizes, and honestly, their clothing quality has become absolute garbage lately, so I personally wouldn't bother.

Regarding Amadeus, the design is nice and you can find your size, but the material quality? Zero. They aren't even worth it if they were giving them away for free.