Posts Tagged ‘“plus size fashion”’

Fashion News, Fashion News Roundup

Pick of the blogs: a fashion research machine, girls get Grey Gardens and costumery

By Andrea Kiliany Thatcher on October 30th, 2008

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It’s great when retailers realize that not everyone who wants to dress stylishly (and affordably) is size 12 and under, and even better when they celebrate their plus-size-only collections like Old Navy. [FabSugar]
A new generation discovers Grey Gardens (just in time for Drew Barrymore’s version, which is in post production.) [Style Rookie]
Discover fashion.infomat. and you’ll be there all day. [PR Couture]
The five Halloween costumes you’ll meet at a party. [Gawker]
Red, white and blue handbags for your election day ensemble. [Bag Snob]



New York Fashion Week - Gossip

On The Plus Side – a fashion week documentary

By Andrea Kiliany Thatcher on September 3rd, 2008

Sarah Conley is one of the ladies over at Coutorture who makes fashion week a little less hectic for us bloggers in the Coutorture network. And now in addition to helping us find pictures we need and access to some great events, she’ll be doing a series of videos from fashion week entitled “On the Plus Side.”

The mini documentary will explore the fashion week events from the experience of a fuller-figured woman. This first video just explains the concept and mentions the sponsors of the project, but keep checking back to StyleIt throughout the week for more.



New Fashions

Don’t be blue, check out b & lu!

By Andrea Thatcher on October 5th, 2007

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There’s nothing sadder or more depressing than finding a dress or top you really like, but realizing you need the next size and the store doesn’t carry it. Whether you need a size 10 at 5-7-9, a size 16 at Express, or a size 26 at a department store, it’s a horrible sinking feeling. And, while it’s surely frustrating for size 2 and 0 girls to have difficulty finding their size, it’s just not the same mentally. Perhaps a size 0 might feel like because a store doesn’t carry her size there’s something wrong with her. But, she also knows she shares the problem with thousands of supermodels and actresses and that many women wish they could share the problem. And in fashion, there’s almost no such thing as too small. A size 0 can easily blame the retailer, it’s the store’s fault. But when you’re a larger size, the implication is that there’s something wrong with you. Well, not at b & lu.

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