What's the difference between plus sized fashion and normal fashion / plus sized fashion rules and normal fashion rules?

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What's the difference between plus sized fashion and normal fashion / plus sized fashion rules and normal fashion rules?
Since like a year ago I've gained quite a lot of weight and I've started to notice that my outfits didn't look that good on me anymore, even if I bought bigger sizes.
So I'm just interested in that question in the title haha.
Thanks in advance for anyone who replies.

(p. s. No, that is obviously not me on the image, shes a model.) — (p. s. No, that is obviously not me on the image, she's a model.)

Answer 1

SphynxUK | 128 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

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As far as I’m aware, a plus size model is anything from a UK 12 and up!

Asker

22 d
Um, thanks, but that wasn't really the question haha. Interesting fun fact to.
SphynxUK

22 d
I totally didn’t read your question! I only saw the top bit 🙄
SphynxUK

22 d
You wear what your comfortable in, and what suits your shape. The big no no is nothing baggy.
Wear your correct size.
Emphasise your best area... bust, waist or legs; not all of them at once
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Asker

22 d
Thanks for the advice.
Sadly I feel like most of my usual clothes emphasize my belly, which isn't that ideal...
Asker

22 d
Especially low rise jeans.. I'm unable of wear those without getting a muffin top. 😓
SphynxUK

21 d
Try high rise. They can be really flattering.
Or skinny jeans with a longer length top.
Dresses with a fit and flare shape or wrap dresses will work too...
Asker

21 d
I kinda hate high rise pants and that's my main problem...
As for the dresses, thanks, I will take that into consideration the next time I'm shopping for dresses. :)

Answer 2

Asker

Um, thanks, but that wasn't really the question haha. Interesting fun fact to.

Answer 3

SphynxUK

I totally didn’t read your question! I only saw the top bit 🙄

Answer 4

SphynxUK

You wear what your comfortable in, and what suits your shape. The big no no is nothing baggy.
Wear your correct size.
Emphasise your best area... bust, waist or legs; not all of them at once

Answer 5

Asker

Thanks for the advice.
Sadly I feel like most of my usual clothes emphasize my belly, which isn't that ideal...

Answer 6

Asker

Especially low rise jeans.. I'm unable of wear those without getting a muffin top. 😓

Answer 7

SphynxUK

Try high rise. They can be really flattering.
Or skinny jeans with a longer length top.
Dresses with a fit and flare shape or wrap dresses will work too...

Answer 8

Asker

I kinda hate high rise pants and that's my main problem...
As for the dresses, thanks, I will take that into consideration the next time I'm shopping for dresses. :)

Answer 9

Hyped_up_on_coffee | 759 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Master

With the body positivity movement today I would say none anymore. Before they told bigger women to wear only black or to avoid bright colors. Which seems quite awful. My advice is just buy something with a nice silouhette

Answer 10

BCA6010 | 1.3K opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Guru

In simplest terms, chunky people shouldn't wear tight-fitting clothes for looks.

Asker

21 d
True, tho I would say that's not always the case. For example I can still rock some tight-fitting clothes even with my excess weight.

Answer 11

Asker

True, tho I would say that's not always the case. For example I can still rock some tight-fitting clothes even with my excess weight.

Answer 12

sixtyeightplusone

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plus sized women should not wear tight clothes of have exposed skin

Asker

21 d
True, tho I would say that's not always the case. For example I can still rock some tight-fitting clothes even with my excess weight.

Answer 13

Asker

True, tho I would say that's not always the case. For example I can still rock some tight-fitting clothes even with my excess weight.

Answer 14

Anonymous

Probably not much except a fat woman wearing it and them trying to make it look good

Answer 15

ILikePlants

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General sizing is harder

Asker

22 d
Um, could you explain that in more detail? I' don't quite get what you mean by that.
ILikePlants

22 d
there's more of an emphasis on curves so getting the correct size to fit curves is harder and its more if you've gotten it wrong
Asker

22 d
Ah, thanks for explaining, English isn't my native language. And yeah I can sadly relate to that.

Answer 16

Asker

Um, could you explain that in more detail? I' don't quite get what you mean by that.

Answer 17

ILikePlants

there's more of an emphasis on curves so getting the correct size to fit curves is harder and its more if you've gotten it wrong

Answer 18

Asker

Ah, thanks for explaining, English isn't my native language. And yeah I can sadly relate to that.

Answer 19

Ripper_E | 772 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Guru

Model looks great in both images.

Answer 20

In_Trance | 1.1K opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Master

the size; that's the difference

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