Ugh, ugh, ugh! See, that's just wrong. :< We've moved way past the era of clothes contorting our bodies.
Ooh~ Yes. Well, and not just the original size of the clothes themselves, but we need more options for tailoring. This off the rack business makes me weep. I lost weight recently, but most of it came off just my waist and arms... so my waist is significantly smaller than my bust and hips. They talk about how everything's made for an "hourglass" figure, but they lie. I've been having to buy shirts to my bust size and dart them. The porportions to most clothes of any department is just dismal and unrealistic. All women are so different. They should all feel comfortable in what they wear.
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Date: 2010-03-18 11:51 am (UTC)Ooh~ Yes. Well, and not just the original size of the clothes themselves, but we need more options for tailoring. This off the rack business makes me weep. I lost weight recently, but most of it came off just my waist and arms... so my waist is significantly smaller than my bust and hips. They talk about how everything's made for an "hourglass" figure, but they lie. I've been having to buy shirts to my bust size and dart them. The porportions to most clothes of any department is just dismal and unrealistic. All women are so different. They should all feel comfortable in what they wear.