Fashion for curvy girls

Sure, thanks.
Just one more thing though, because I feel like we might have had a bit of a misunderstanding here. Honestly, that cap caused me nothing but trouble before, so if it’s all good, I’d much rather skip it entirely. I was thinking maybe something a bit more laid-back, kind of like the model in the photo above, just without the brim. To be honest, having a hat like that just totally messes with my sense of direction, I guess.🤷

hollowtinker40 said:Sure, thanks.
Just one more thing though, because I feel like we might have had a bit of a misunderstanding here. Honestly, that cap caused me nothing but trouble before, so if it’s all good, I’d much rather skip it entirely. I was thinking maybe something a bit more laid-back, kind of like the model in the photo above, just without the brim. To be honest, having a hat like that just totally messes with my sense of direction, I guess.🤷

No biggie. No sweat. It’s all good.😉

hollowtinker40 said:Sure, thanks.
Just one more thing though, because I feel like we might have had a bit of a misunderstanding here. Honestly, that cap caused me nothing but trouble before, so if it’s all good, I’d much rather skip it entirely. I was thinking maybe something a bit more laid-back, kind of like the model in the photo above, just without the brim. To be honest, having a hat like that just totally messes with my sense of direction, I guess.🤷

So I was asking my buddy about this whole hat situation, right? And he tells me—get this—if you just go out and buy like four ounces of whatever wool catches your eye, then boom, you’ve basically got yourself a hat. Simple as that. No big deal. Just grab the wool and call it a day. Honestly, people overcomplicate everything. It's just wool. Whatever. $20Look, if you actually want her to buy it for you, then fine. Go for it. But don't come crying to me when it happens. $23Honestly? She’d be done in like, one day. Easy. One shot and boom—finished.

Hey ladies,

So, I’ve got some plus-size women's clothing (sizes 16-20) that I'm looking to move at a decent price. It's a bit of everything—tees, pants, tunics, even some dressier stuff for when you actually want to look fancy, I guess. Most of it still has the tags on, so it’s basically brand new. If anyone’s interested, maybe shoot me a DM? Catch ya later. :-)

Hey, I’ve also got some completely new items for sale—sizes 48, 50, and 52. I have shirts, blouses, you name it... plus, I have this stunning deep red satin dress and jacket set. They've never been worn because I mismeasured myself; they were custom-made locally and were quite expensive, so I’d be willing to let the whole set go for $300. If anyone is looking for a gorgeous formal outfit, especially perfect for a New Year's Eve party, sizes 50-52, please reach out to me at 099 7677774. Thanks, bye, and Happy New Year to everyone.

Scott Howard74 said:So I was asking my buddy about this whole hat situation, right? And he tells me—get this—if you just go out and buy like four ounces of whatever wool catches your eye, then boom, you’ve basically got yourself a hat. Simple as that. No big deal. Just grab the wool and call it a day. Honestly, people overcomplicate everything. It's just wool. Whatever. $20Look, if you actually want her to buy it for you, then fine. Go for it. But don't come crying to me when it happens. $23Honestly? She’d be done in like, one day. Easy. One shot and boom—finished.

Change of plans, everyone—mission aborted! I actually ended up getting a Christmas hat from the kids, so I guess there's no point in going through with the whole thing now. 🙂

Robin Stewart said:Hey ladies,

So, I’ve got some plus-size women's clothing (sizes 16-20) that I'm looking to move at a decent price. It's a bit of everything—tees, pants, tunics, even some dressier stuff for when you actually want to look fancy, I guess. Most of it still has the tags on, so it’s basically brand new. If anyone’s interested, maybe shoot me a DM? Catch ya later. :-)

Nicole Taylor80 said:Hey, I’ve also got some completely new items for sale—sizes 48, 50, and 52. I have shirts, blouses, you name it... plus, I have this stunning deep red satin dress and jacket set. They've never been worn because I mismeasured myself; they were custom-made locally and were quite expensive, so I’d be willing to let the whole set go for $300. If anyone is looking for a gorgeous formal outfit, especially perfect for a New Year's Eve party, sizes 50-52, please reach out to me at 099 7677774. Thanks, bye, and Happy New Year to everyone.

Hey, electriclynx45 and Nicole Taylor80—look, I’m gonna be real with you, it’s just not working without photos. Like, seriously, it’s super hard for anyone to actually slide into your DMs about this stuff when the whole inbox is just drowning, like, absolutely flooded, with endless piles of random scraps and junk. So, I guess what you really need to do is just upload a photo directly or maybe drop a link to your profile or some other image-sharing site... just make it easy, you know?🤷☕

Any girls out there with strong legs and hips but a tiny waist—what kind of pants cut are you actually buying?
If you have a link for a decent model from the sites you use, I’d really appreciate it.🙂

I have plenty of high numbers available. You can find the link to my clothing shop in my signature 🙂 (they're mostly at the end)

Carl Walker79 said:I have plenty of high numbers available. You can find the link to my clothing shop in my signature 🙂 (they're mostly at the end)

You've mostly just got watches, sorry, but you're still pricier than a Secondhand Shop outlet🤷

That’s exactly why I mentioned this stock is from the end of the album run. If $13 is too much for an M&S shirt or whatever, feel free to keep shopping at the local corner store. I don't comment on other people's prices, so please leave mine alone. Peace.

Lisa Myers hit H&M for the first time today. I honestly thought they wouldn't have my size in stock... but guess what? They actually did. But seriously—holy crap—everything there is so see-through! What am I supposed to do with clothes like that?!

Lisa Myers said:Lisa Myers hit H&M for the first time today. I honestly thought they wouldn't have my size in stock... but guess what? They actually did. But seriously—holy crap—everything there is so see-through! What am I supposed to do with clothes like that?!

Stay 😂

Picked up some denim jeans from Target the other day (not the ones I’m selling in my ad), bootcut style, and they even came with a belt—marked down from $117 to $83. I’ve had my eye on them for a year now. So glad they didn't sell out of my size. I am seriously happy with this find.

Carl Walker79 said:That’s exactly why I mentioned this stock is from the end of the album run. If $13 is too much for an M&S shirt or whatever, feel free to keep shopping at the local corner store. I don't comment on other people's prices, so please leave mine alone. Peace.

Look, I’m telling you, that stuff from the second shop? It isn't some cheap knockoff made in China. It’s actually sourced from Europe. You can find a ton of decent, affordable gear there—and most of it is straight-up brand new, too. Seriously.🤷

Lisa Myers said:Picked up some denim jeans from Target the other day (not the ones I’m selling in my ad), bootcut style, and they even came with a belt—marked down from $117 to $83. I’ve had my eye on them for a year now. So glad they didn't sell out of my size. I am seriously happy with this find.

I also grabbed some jeans at the Takkou in the Arena Mall this past Sunday. Size 50, originally $350, then marked down to $250. They fit great so I decided to go for it, but when I got to the register, the cashier tells me they were actually marked down even further and charged me $50. 😲 I was fully prepared to pay the $250 that was on the tag, though. Mine are a straight cut with some kind of fantastic stretch. I guess I might head back to Takkou to see if any other styles are part of this sale... looks like a new round of markdowns just started.

copperfox172 said:Any girls out there with strong legs and hips but a tiny waist—what kind of pants cut are you actually buying?
If you have a link for a decent model from the sites you use, I’d really appreciate it.🙂

I guess bootcut is probably the best bet for our body type, or maybe just a straight cut since the legs stay even. We were actually just talking about those jeans from Gap that fit perfectly, so maybe check there.

If you're a tall girl with long legs, I might have a tip for you. I wear a size 13, which—let’s be honest—makes finding shoes a total nightmare unless I get lucky. For the last few years, I’ve been sticking to Rieker because they were basically the only option in my hometown that actually carried my size. A size 13 from Deichmann? Forget it. They're too narrow and uncomfortable; nothing ever fit right there. But...
Since I discovered Skechers, my life has changed. They’re incredibly comfortable, and a size 12 fits like a glove. I mentioned this in the sales thread recently, but I ended up grabbing nine pairs this past weekend at the mall when the Skechers store was closing down. I snagged five pairs of boots for anywhere between $134 and $77, most of them for about a quarter of the retail price. It’s Wednesday, and I’ve been wearing different pairs to work every single day since; no blisters, no pain, even though it's my first time wearing them. Not to brag, but all the girls at my job are totally jealous that I walked in with five new pairs of stylish, affordable boots. Honestly, they're the only shoes I wear now.
Before this haul, I picked up two pairs at the Skechers in Avenue Mall back in August for 50% off. I am obsessed with this brand, so if you have larger feet, I highly recommend them. I guess their sizing runs bigger because they're an American company, and Americans tend to be built a bit larger than, say, Italians. When I look at an Italian size 12, it feels more like a standard US size 9...

crimsonviper14 said:If you're a tall girl with long legs, I might have a tip for you. I wear a size 13, which—let’s be honest—makes finding shoes a total nightmare unless I get lucky. For the last few years, I’ve been sticking to Rieker because they were basically the only option in my hometown that actually carried my size. A size 13 from Deichmann? Forget it. They're too narrow and uncomfortable; nothing ever fit right there. But...
Since I discovered Skechers, my life has changed. They’re incredibly comfortable, and a size 12 fits like a glove. I mentioned this in the sales thread recently, but I ended up grabbing nine pairs this past weekend at the mall when the Skechers store was closing down. I snagged five pairs of boots for anywhere between $134 and $77, most of them for about a quarter of the retail price. It’s Wednesday, and I’ve been wearing different pairs to work every single day since; no blisters, no pain, even though it's my first time wearing them. Not to brag, but all the girls at my job are totally jealous that I walked in with five new pairs of stylish, affordable boots. Honestly, they're the only shoes I wear now.
Before this haul, I picked up two pairs at the Skechers in Avenue Mall back in August for 50% off. I am obsessed with this brand, so if you have larger feet, I highly recommend them. I guess their sizing runs bigger because they're an American company, and Americans tend to be built a bit larger than, say, Italians. When I look at an Italian size 12, it feels more like a standard US size 9...

Thanks for the tip. I’m a size 12 myself, and I always lose my mind trying to find anything that actually fits my feet and my size properly.😉

Honestly, I feel like a whole new person ever since I discovered ASOS and Dorothy Perkins. Their sales numbers? Totally addictive, like I can't help myself. Okay, look, I can't try stuff on beforehand—which is a pain—but I totally make up for that because they offer free shipping and there aren't any crazy customs fees or extra taxes hitting my bank account, you know? Plus, I personally don't even bother looking at anything that costs more than maybe $50 bucks. And if, by some chance, a piece doesn't fit right—like, it's too tight, or way too baggy, or just kind of weirdly shaped, whatever—I just send it back. They either refund the money or I just swap it for a different size.
It’s honestly been such a lifesaver for me.
As for Skechers—they’re fine, I guess, but everything feels so incredibly sporty, you know? Like, not every single model works for me, but that’s definitely the vibe they lean into. With these other sites, though, you can actually find stuff for everything—like, something for a casual day out or even something a bit nicer for the holidays.

crimsonviper14 said:I also grabbed some jeans at the Takkou in the Arena Mall this past Sunday. Size 50, originally $350, then marked down to $250. They fit great so I decided to go for it, but when I got to the register, the cashier tells me they were actually marked down even further and charged me $50. 😲 I was fully prepared to pay the $250 that was on the tag, though. Mine are a straight cut with some kind of fantastic stretch. I guess I might head back to Takkou to see if any other styles are part of this sale... looks like a new round of markdowns just started.

I honestly think you bought the exact same ones I’m selling in this ad. Just check my signature—they're straight cut.