Clothes Plus Size Trendy – Tips For A Sizzling Look On A Low Budget
August 02, 2009 // Posted by: Andrea Lawrence Bridget Moore Linda Vitale Amanda Delaney // Category: clothes for plus size womenThere are a lot of things a plus size woman can do to create a stylish look, and it does not necessarily mean very expensive clothing. The easiest and often best thing to do is to leave the glitz and flounce when buying a low budget dress, and to choose one with simple and pure lines.
Instead save the glitz and flounce for your handbag, add a selection of light jewelry and spectacular shoes. If you don’t like stilettos you can go for a sleek high wedge, but don’t wear flats with a long dress unless you are tall, flat shoes will give a short woman an overall squashed look.
The secret to matching shoes is balance. Don’t wear towering stilettos with a short skirt, the rule is to wear shorts and short skirts with flats and heels for other pieces, like pencil skirts and pants. Getting this simple rule right will help you turn any low budget outfit into one with style, let your feet do the talking.
A pair of wide hips does not have to be buried under a long jacket all the time. A stunning top with dark bottoms will move the focus from you hips to the top. Choose navy, khaki black or brown pants or a skirt and finish off the look with a dramatic pair of heels. Matching a color in your top with your shoe is a very trendy look.
You may not always feel like wearing a dress with simple lines, after all we often dress to match our mood. If you like frilly dresses or are in a flirty mood, turn to A-line silhouettes or long tunics. Elongate your figure with a shrunken cardigan and an A-line skirt if you are short with wide hips.
When the wet weather comes, don’t despair. A trench coat worn with some colorful rubber boots will give you a trendy and practical look. Add a big bag for your foldable umbrella and you are set.
And if your clothes keep migrating keep it in place with clear, double-sided tape. The tape comes in strips that you can stick to your skin and your clothes. It costs about $14 for a box of 36 seven-centimeter strips. Great for keeping your plunging neckline in place and your wrap skirt wrapped.