Style Tips For Plus Size Women

I know a lot of us are completely happy with how we look, and never worry about what we look like or how we're dressed. Unfortunately, I'm not one of those women. While I'm happy being the size I am, I still dress to minimize my plumpness. Not sure why - perhaps that's for another article!

So I've got a few tips on the following pages - just things that I've picked up along my journey through life. I hope they're helpful to you - my aim is to enable larger women to feel comfortable and secure, and proud of who they are.

I know a lot of you are proud of yourselves already, but some of us need a little help from time to time. Enjoy!

* Dark Colors: I find that dark colors hide shadows in my clothes that my wobbly bits create, where as light colors emphasize the shadows

* Patterns: As long as the patterns are small, they hide a multitude of cream donuts! And I don't think large patterns really look good on anyone.

* Stripes: Diagonal, or vertical strips are flattering to any shape, as they draw the eye down the body, elongating it. Horizontal strips are best left to the waifs amongst us.

* Fit: Fitting clothes always look better than tent-like clothes, on any shape or size. They give a definite shape tothe body, elongating it and creating a waist. Don't be frightened to wear fitting shirts or dresses. You will be pleasantly surprised by the result.

* Belts: Belts create an instant waist, and, like fitting clothes, give your body a shape. Don't worry about the muffin-top - it's still better than wearing a square piece of clothing.

* Frills: Ruffles and frills can be tricky - they can work, but perhaps keeping things simple and elegant is the way to go.

* T-shirts: Again, I'd go with darker colors and for the larger busted amongst us, Square necks or scoops or V-necks are extremely flattering. The V moves the focus to your face and gives the impression of a longer neck.

I am dedicated to helping plus size women feel good about themselves. I have a web site promoting lingerie for plus sizes, along with a blog and links to other helpful sites.

By : Leona_Palmer