cutencurvychick26
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Evans new plus-sized model 'Crystal' wouldn't look out of place in miss selfridges window. She can't be more than a size 14-16. A smart tailored all-in-one that looks good on a size 14-16 model probably won't look as good on a size 26. I know in my personal experience (and this probably applies to most women) that I am not the same size on the top as I am on the bottom. Top size I'm a 22/24, bottom 28. What stores such as Evans need to realise is that not everyone that wears plus-sized clothes is evenly proportioned.
And why is it that plus-sized stores in the UK seem to be staffed in the most part by non plus-sized people? How is someone that is a size 10 going to know what suits my body shape? Training just isn't the same as first-hand experience.
Just wanted to rant somewhere. This seemed like the right place.
This is my second ever post on here. I'm going back into hiding now.
And why is it that plus-sized stores in the UK seem to be staffed in the most part by non plus-sized people? How is someone that is a size 10 going to know what suits my body shape? Training just isn't the same as first-hand experience.
Just wanted to rant somewhere. This seemed like the right place.
This is my second ever post on here. I'm going back into hiding now.
