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Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
My sincerest thanks for the response, Gregory Stewart4!
Fashion for curvy girls in Fashion ·
Greetings to all you lovely ladies! I’ve been spending the last few days reading through your posts, and I must say, I am incredibly impressed by how well-informed everyone is regarding where to find the right pieces for those of us with more substantial figures. To give you a little context about myself, I am 47 years old, standing about 5'9", and currently weighing in at around 210 pounds. I live in a tiny rural town where finding decent trousers—especially a good pair of jeans—is nearly impossible. The most recent find that actually left me feeling delighted was a pair from a small local boutique called DKD out near Vojni; you might not have heard of them, but they make wonderful, comfortable high-waisted pants in a size 18 that actually fit properly.
My body type is quite pear-shaped, with a prominent rear and fuller thighs, which means I rarely feel comfortable in low-rise styles because there just isn't enough fabric to go around. If I were to make a trip down to a major hub like Miami, could any of you point me toward the best places to shop? Since my job keeps me on my feet and outdoors quite a bit, I think a sturdy, dark-wash pair of denim would be my best bet.
I’ve been browsing a few online shops lately, too. When a brand labels something as "high-rise," does that truly mean they offer a deep, accommodating rise, or is it just a cosmetic design choice? I would be so grateful if someone could shed some light on that for me. Sending my very best to every one of you.
I realized I neglected to mention that I really dislike tight, skinny legs; I much prefer a comfortable, straight-leg cut with just a hint of stretch. In my opinion, those ultra-tight leggings only serve to make us look even wider than we are.