Comments on: 22 Plus Size Fashion Dont’s http://fullfigureplus.com/22-plus-size-fashion-donts/ Plus Size Fashion For Today's Active Women Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:51:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Glen Johnson http://fullfigureplus.com/22-plus-size-fashion-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-6495 Glen Johnson Wed, 04 Aug 2010 16:13:35 +0000 http://fullfigureplus.com/?p=5169#comment-6495 I have found that talking about age appropriate dressing is still a controversial topic...it is not that ladies can't wear what they want but it is more about dressing equal to the station in life they have earned. For sure it is not about policing what ladies wear. I have found that talking about age appropriate dressing is still a controversial topic…it is not that ladies can’t wear what they want but it is more about dressing equal to the station in life they have earned. For sure it is not about policing what ladies wear.

]]> By: Glen Johnson http://fullfigureplus.com/22-plus-size-fashion-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-6493 Glen Johnson Wed, 04 Aug 2010 16:11:17 +0000 http://fullfigureplus.com/?p=5169#comment-6493 Sarah, Thanks for the kind words. You saw the essence of my point which is to help plus goddesses look their best. Sarah,

Thanks for the kind words. You saw the essence of my point which is to help plus goddesses look their best.

]]> By: Sarah http://fullfigureplus.com/22-plus-size-fashion-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-6481 Sarah Wed, 04 Aug 2010 00:00:20 +0000 http://fullfigureplus.com/?p=5169#comment-6481 Goodness. Let's not be so sensitive and testy. Glen is simply giving us his point of view on fashion dont's. Just like I will be the first on here to add my own don't: DON'T wear jeans/pants that are too tight. This only causes your belly to hang over the top of the jeans creating a very unflattering roll of fluffy goodness. For those of us with certain body types, it can be a nightmare and only create more attention in unnecessary areas. I am a stickler, as a big woman, about the body type issue and wearing what flatters you because, honestly, we are fighting a fashion war as plus size slowly but surely weasels it's way into the world. Goodness. Let’s not be so sensitive and testy. Glen is simply giving us his point of view on fashion dont’s. Just like I will be the first on here to add my own don’t: DON’T wear jeans/pants that are too tight. This only causes your belly to hang over the top of the jeans creating a very unflattering roll of fluffy goodness. For those of us with certain body types, it can be a nightmare and only create more attention in unnecessary areas. I am a stickler, as a big woman, about the body type issue and wearing what flatters you because, honestly, we are fighting a fashion war as plus size slowly but surely weasels it’s way into the world.

]]> By: closet fashionista http://fullfigureplus.com/22-plus-size-fashion-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-6458 closet fashionista Tue, 03 Aug 2010 00:43:53 +0000 http://fullfigureplus.com/?p=5169#comment-6458 Yes Glen, underwear lines is always the number 1 don't! I would appreciate it if your would do a blog on "age appropriate dressing." There are a lot of woman who do not have the slightest idea what this means. Yes Glen, underwear lines is always the number 1 don’t! I would appreciate it if your would do a blog on “age appropriate dressing.” There are a lot of woman who do not have the slightest idea what this means.

]]> By: Laura http://fullfigureplus.com/22-plus-size-fashion-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-6406 Laura Sun, 01 Aug 2010 16:34:06 +0000 http://fullfigureplus.com/?p=5169#comment-6406 Wow. Is this site supposed to be fat positive? "Don't wear large prints as they will make you larger"? Not all women are trying to look like a size two, or smaller than what they really are. Also, who the hell cares if clothing "fits your body type?" I wear drop crotch harem pants all the time, is that necessarily flattering? Probably not, but why should I be limited to empire waist, knee-length dresses, and knee-length shorts etc etc etc? I'm not saying your points are valid, but they definitely apply to more than just plus sized women, and definitely do not apply to plus size women who KNOW they're FAT, and aren't trying to hide it. Wow.
Is this site supposed to be fat positive? “Don’t wear large prints as they will make you larger”? Not all women are trying to look like a size two, or smaller than what they really are. Also, who the hell cares if clothing “fits your body type?” I wear drop crotch harem pants all the time, is that necessarily flattering? Probably not, but why should I be limited to empire waist, knee-length dresses, and knee-length shorts etc etc etc?
I’m not saying your points are valid, but they definitely apply to more than just plus sized women, and definitely do not apply to plus size women who KNOW they’re FAT, and aren’t trying to hide it.

]]> By: Glen Johnson http://fullfigureplus.com/22-plus-size-fashion-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-6332 Glen Johnson Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:34:01 +0000 http://fullfigureplus.com/?p=5169#comment-6332 Moe, You make a good point. I will make it a point from hear on out to limit the use of the word don't when delivering my message. lol and no I do not think gladiator sandals and pantyhose are cool. Moe,

You make a good point. I will make it a point from hear on out to limit the use of the word don’t when delivering my message. lol and no I do not think gladiator sandals and pantyhose are cool.

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