In general, I think younger people are of a similar mindset with you. Many of these are younger people and alternative fashion that are not what you would find on most popular style blogs- in other words, maybe just what you're looking for! I had a comment in another thread about this, but I thought I'd put it here too in case you didn't see it: Try looking up The Median Moda! She has a huge table called The Style Blogger Index where you can put in your measurements and it will suggest people with similar ones on Instagram. Not trying to hide - just show what I have in the best light possible.Įdit: my typical casual outfit is kinda like this or this. Usually, I'm trying to show my slimmer waist and what curves I have. I either wear dresses that have a waist (50s-style cinched waist and flared skirt or figure-hugging sheath) or I do a babydoll style that is really loose everywhere, including hips and butt. I wear higher-waisted pants and either tuck in my shirts or wear ones that are slightly cropped, and I don't wear t-shirt type dresses. To do that, I avoid any tops or pants that hit at or near that widest point (those create a horizontal line right at my hips, which I don't want) and I don't wear dresses that just go straight down (those are often loose on top for me but tight on my butt, which is weird). I have a pretty pronounced pear shape (big butt, bigger thighs, small boobs, narrow shoulders) and I like it! At least for me, the trick is not to "minimize" it but rather to not wear things that make it look like my entire body is uniformly the width of my widest point. I also like to take inspo from textures and colours to apply to pieces I know I like the fit of. a lot of the inspo pics I use don't feature my body type, but by trying things on together you can figure out ways to 'cheat' and create particular silhouettes w/ layering, sizing etc.
once it's on I figure out pretty quickly if it works for me or not (or even better, HOW I can make the aspects I like work for me). If I see a style I like, I figure out what I like about it, then try it on. bodies are so individualised that I think it can be difficult to find something that's a good fit anyway, but ymmv. I don't follow influencers personally but that's not to say they're not useful, I just don't use a lot of social media in general and I don't tend to look at body types when I'm looking for clothing.
Have you (or anyone else in the thread) found better search terms for that kind of thing? Or is it all down to finding & following an "influencer" with a body type similar to your own these days? Advice is usually geared towards people who aren't happy with X feature or shape, not "how to make your apple bottom even more badonk" because it's not rocket science, you know? They buy what they like, look in the mirror and feel confident. But most advice doesn't cover that because those bold and trendy people don't need advice.
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I see women wearing tight pants with a fuller lower belly, short skirts with very full thighs, body con as a plus sized-all kinds of great body acceptance. For example, I see women 10 years younger than me (or so) wearing crop tops that clearly shows a full, round stomach or "muffin top" and that would have caused monocles to fall off men's faces and women to faint 20 years ago. Most fashion advice lags behind trends and what younger people are doing. Some women want to show off and have a dramatic curvy shape, others might feel that it's not their style or that it might send the wrong message (like wearing a tight pencil skirt to work where it might come off too sexy). What is "in" on IG and reality shows and TikTok is not always what's considered high fashion or widely desirable by the public. Hair, Makeup, Skincare, Fitness, and Fragrance
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