[…] and with white jeans for one night on a cruise. I truly felt that such a top was timeless and would work for any woman, regardless of size and age. And I still think that was great advice… in 2005. But my friend, we are no longer the people we were in 2005. We […]
[…] consumer. Each year, I have a goal for Wardrobe Oxygen. Last year was to not partner with any brands that don’t go up to a minimum of size 16. This year I started with trying to have a better range of price points. I’ve found that incredibly difficult for so many reasons it deserves […]
[…] their shape and not sag mid-day. I liked the wash, they looked expensive. If I were taller and had slimmer calves and ankles and went up a size these jeans may have been a hit. Good American Good Cuts High Rise Boyfriend Jeans – 12 The reviews said these jeans ran mega big and […]
[…] will be invited to and I know more are coming. I’m single and haven’t had a boyfriend in two years and on top of that I’m a size 20 while all my friends are tiny. I don’t want to go to these weddings and get stuck at the single people table and be the […]
[…] and measure yourself once in a while, you could miss the changes. But seriously, gravity, activity, stress, health, even climate and seasons can affect our shape and size so it’s smart to keep it updated. You will have the most success getting your measurements with a friend. When you have to bend and stretch […]
[…] Voyages. It was a blast, and I felt I packed very well. I wanted to share what I wore on my Virgin Voyages cruise as an over-40, size 14/16 petite woman. Why I’m Sharing What I Wore on my Virgin Voyages Cruise When preparing for my Virgin Voyages cruise, I perused Reddit and YouTube, […]
[…] is on the higher-end pricewise, even for a fashion label that isn’t known for being budget-friendly. I wanted to try some well-known mall brands with a similar size range to M.M.LaFleur and see how their version of a button-front short-sleeved eyelet top would compare. I also wanted to see what differences there were between […]
[…] buy clothing, especially structured and shaped clothing, and expect it to fit great without some alterations. For most retailers, they have one fit model, who is a size 6 or 8. They use that model (or maybe even a dress form) to create patterns for their garments. For extended size brands or plus size […]
