Fashion for curvy girls

Honestly, I have to agree with what Dana Wilson wrote.

I really ought to go take a look at this 😁

Honestly, I’m not even sure if they have an "off-season" for these right now. I don't remember seeing them lately, but I'd bet they do. Just don't come complaining to me later—I warned you! 🙂.

By the way, these are the only undershirts I own that actually stay long enough even after a wash.

I usually just grab camisole tops from New York & Co. to use as undershirts. Honestly, they work way better than the ones from Target. They definitely have them in stock right now, and you can sometimes find them for cheap $3.00 if there's a sale. They come in every color... they have a bit less cotton and more spandex, but they're great. Plus, you can adjust the straps. Then again, Target carries something similar too 🤣.

Jeremy Cox49 said:Thanks for the tips, ladies... @hollowtinker40... I need an undershirt right this second—but I'll keep Lidl on my radar for a few months down the line. Honestly, I can never have enough of this stuff—always trying to squeeze into something too tight :-D

@Jonathan Perez88... I haven't spent a full century in Napa, if that makes sense—but I keep running into people swearing by it for finding good finds. I’ll have to scout it out properly and actually head there on purpose, since my usual routes never take me past the good stuff.

Right now, I'm on a hunt for some harem pants... you won't find them in any of our local shops, and all I want is something simple in black.

Nnč 🙂

You might be able to find those baggy pants at Kohl's too, I was actually looking just the other day, but I didn't grab any because they looked exactly like the pair I snagged at their clearance sale last year for like ten bucks (or maybe less, I don't quite remember)
Anyway, I had no clue that even guys carried those kinds of undershirts, so I guess I'll have to start paying attention too!

Jeremy Cox49 said:Thanks for the tips, ladies... @hollowtinker40... I need an undershirt right this second—but I'll keep Lidl on my radar for a few months down the line. Honestly, I can never have enough of this stuff—always trying to squeeze into something too tight :-D

@Jonathan Perez88... I haven't spent a full century in Napa, if that makes sense—but I keep running into people swearing by it for finding good finds. I’ll have to scout it out properly and actually head there on purpose, since my usual routes never take me past the good stuff.

Right now, I'm on a hunt for some harem pants... you won't find them in any of our local shops, and all I want is something simple in black.

http://www.lidl.com/us/en/c/clothing/p LIDL starting today

Where can I find some decent high-waisted compression leggings?

I’ve got a few pairs from Target, all different styles. Honestly, I don't get it—they don't even feel like they're doing anything. And I definitely didn't buy them a size too big.

Linda Ward312 said:Where can I find some decent high-waisted compression leggings?

I’ve got a few pairs from Target, all different styles. Honestly, I don't get it—they don't even feel like they're doing anything. And I definitely didn't buy them a size too big.

Target doesn't do much for me either.
I picked up some high-waisted compression shorts from Old Navy this past spring—they go all the way up to my ribs—and they squeeze me so hard. I think they were $40.

Benjamin King78 said:Target doesn't do much for me either.
I picked up some high-waisted compression shorts from Old Navy this past spring—they go all the way up to my ribs—and they squeeze me so hard. I think they were $40.

Thanks! It didn't even cross my mind to check out Gap.

Where can I find some cute dresses? I’m looking for something empire waist—you know, cut right under the bust—to help camouflage my tummy 😉
I'm a size 16.

Linda Ward312 said:Where can I find some cute dresses? I’m looking for something empire waist—you know, cut right under the bust—to help camouflage my tummy 😉
I'm a size 16.

Personally, I find these things quite lovely—even if they aren't cut right under the bust line... 😁

I took a bit of time this morning to dive into the BuyKud website—it’s one of those platforms that really makes you stop and think about how much the digital landscape has shifted lately. It’s an interesting little corner of the internet, isn't it? Looking through their setup, there’s a certain intentionality to the way they’ve structured things. It doesn't feel like one of those rushed, cluttered marketplaces you see popping up every other week—more like a curated space designed for a specific kind of user experience. It reminds me a bit of those boutique e-commerce sites we used to see back in the day, before everything became so aggressively optimized by giant corporations. There’s a sense of purpose here. Of course, navigating any new platform comes with its own set of "first impressions"—the layout, the speed, the overall vibe—but I found myself lingering on the interface longer than I expected. It’s clean. Not sterile, mind you, but efficient. It’s got that steady, reliable rhythm that you look for when you aren't quite sure if a site is going to be a seamless experience or a total headache. Has anyone else had a chance to poke around here yet? I'd love to hear if you felt that same sense of streamlined utility, or if I'm just being overly analytical over my morning coffee. Curious to see what everyone else thinks.

George Kelly11 said:Personally, I find these things quite lovely—even if they aren't cut right under the bust line... 😁

I took a bit of time this morning to dive into the BuyKud website—it’s one of those platforms that really makes you stop and think about how much the digital landscape has shifted lately. It’s an interesting little corner of the internet, isn't it? Looking through their setup, there’s a certain intentionality to the way they’ve structured things. It doesn't feel like one of those rushed, cluttered marketplaces you see popping up every other week—more like a curated space designed for a specific kind of user experience. It reminds me a bit of those boutique e-commerce sites we used to see back in the day, before everything became so aggressively optimized by giant corporations. There’s a sense of purpose here. Of course, navigating any new platform comes with its own set of "first impressions"—the layout, the speed, the overall vibe—but I found myself lingering on the interface longer than I expected. It’s clean. Not sterile, mind you, but efficient. It’s got that steady, reliable rhythm that you look for when you aren't quite sure if a site is going to be a seamless experience or a total headache. Has anyone else had a chance to poke around here yet? I'd love to hear if you felt that same sense of streamlined utility, or if I'm just being overly analytical over my morning coffee. Curious to see what everyone else thinks.

Whoa, they seriously have some cool stuff! Definitely not cheap, though. It seems like most of the prettier dresses are either sold out in larger sizes or they're just sitting there in a universal one-size-fits-all thing.
Have you actually ordered anything from them yet?

I haven't actually placed an order yet, but I find myself constantly browsing—just hovering over things, unable to make up my mind.
And yeah, they are a bit on the pricier side, though not completely outrageous, and honestly, the pieces look incredibly chic...

Plus, for anyone out there who enjoys sewing, these could be a great source of inspiration since the patterns aren't overly complicated—though, of course, the stunning quality of the fabrics does most of the heavy lifting here.

Honestly, most of these designs pop up on AliExpress for way cheaper. I mean, if you look closely, even the photos look like they were ripped straight from an Ali listing.
$53 https://www.buykud.com/products/new-...ton-linen-robe

$12 http://s.aliexpress.com/vEjYfmEv

And yeah, this is just one single dress out of the bunch.

That isn't even the same dress.
This one fits me perfectly.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2017...999.264.CgxaMe

Alright, look, it’s fine. It isn't exactly some life-changing thing, honestly. It's pretty much the same thing.
And I mean, you can get it for like, a quarter of the price.

Thanks for sending those links over—honestly, looking at this stuff on AliExpress, everything seems pretty affordable right now.

So, when you're messing around on AliExpress, I guess the biggest thing you’ve gotta do is obsess over the ratings for the specific item you’re eyeing, right? Like, you really need to dig into those customer reviews and check out how the seller is actually doing overall. Honestly, the sellers there tend to be super quick at getting back to you if you have questions about sizing or whatever else, which is kind of a lifesaver. It feels way faster than eBay sometimes, even though, you know, you might actually be dealing with the exact same seller in both places, but the service just seems snappier.
If you've got the app downloaded on your phone, my best advice—maybe this helps—is to just take a screenshot of the dress you want and use the image search feature. Seriously, it's wild because you can often find that exact-same-item somewhere else for like, half the price.👍

Which stores in Seiersberg actually carry larger sizes (mostly denim)?

Based on my own experience—not once. It all depends on what size you’re looking for. I’m a size 18/20 and I have never been able to buy pants there at all. H&M doesn't even carry a plus-size section, and the other stores just don't stock those larger sizes.

If you’re hunting for deals at H&M, you’ve gotta head over to Westside Market. Personally, I hit up the Primark in Seiersberg because the stuff there is actually decent and crazy cheap. I always keep an eye on Von Maur too—they have the sizes you need, but the vibe is definitely a bit more serious and conservative if that's your thing.