Why don't clothing designers appeal more to plus sizes?

[Beware_of_Doug]

@matt_mcl

So I asked if they had this shirt in a straight cut, and he said, “No, we’re phasing that out.”

Oh, that’s fucking nice, you’re phasing out my body type.

What, didn’t you get the memo?

[Nzinga_Seated]

@nashiitashii

When I was in high school and was required to wear uniforms, I’d often wear an Oxford shirt unbuttoned with a tank top underneath. Why not just the Oxford? I’d look like a giant unfeminine hulk because I had to buy things to cover my shoulders and bust. I tend not to do it as much these days because I’m lucky enough to find buttoned shirts that work well enough for me.

Although something like this is really pretty on me, I would have to wear a camisole underneath to keep from being seen as some crazy slut because of my cleavage. On second thought, depending on how low the top’s “waist” is fitted, my bust may not be constrained fully within the chest area. Nothing’s more awkward looking than someone whose boobs are hanging below the waistline of a top.

That shirt you linked to is great. I have worn that to the night clubs; just a push up bra and a lil’ black camisole. We are talking major, major cleavage. But in the reggae clubs, it is normal for the ladies, both large and small, to expose plenty skin.

I also want to say to big girls with big busts that a belt is great. it shows off my ‘waistline’ and really showcases the figure. With a tight pair of jeans and stilletto heels, Woo! I love it!