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This is comfortable But I think it doesn’t really work for me by the front. Makes me look mammoth. Or that is the wonky left side of the mirror. I can’t be sure but think it’s both. Side is ok. I thought it was a Woman’s small , it’s a Men’s small.

Other than needing to be ironed, do you think it does not pass an as an outfit and I should limit it to the house. I mean don’t worry. I’m not Asking permission, I’ll do what I want lol but I’m just curious.

{{{Looking at this reminds me of a some old movie from the 80s (I think?) where some women was wearing her bfs shirt. It was in the morning and very obviously too big. We are meant to think it is his.

Thinking if it I notice open button shirts on women during 80s as a style.

Today we just wear them as if they are ours and meant to fit lol

I wondered if that style came from the idea woman had bfs as apposed to they went to the office. Maybe to minimize the idea of professional Woman.

I don't know why boyfriend jeans are called boyfriend jeans rather than just boxy jeans ~ except to make people feel like they have a boyfriend. Or to minimize the idea women wearing clothing to be practical not as temptress.

I think it’s odd and unnecessary , the trend of attributing women’s stuff to men.

Anyhow, I was just curious anyone here from the 80s have any idea of what I’m saying? Did Women used to wear their bfs button shirts ( or just over sized button shirts in general, that clearly we’re not meant to look professional. Completely open. Baggy. Hand tied knots to the belly etc) more than actually as part of a professional outfit? }}}

Thank you 🌺

I was wondering whether you make use of e. g. ASOS's and Boohoo's different collections catering to different people's needs, or if you only buy custom made clothing.
Here is an interesting article comparing these two major retailers.

Personally, I only buy clothing specifically made for tall women now, I'm 6´0=183cm, and the rest of my family is also in the top 2% height-wise. It's incredibly frustrating to go shopping in regular stores, despite many women being tall were I live.