Tuesday, August 28, 2018

Accessorizing Proportionally


Many of us are big gurls. Our height and/or weight and/or build approximates a typical male, rather than a typical female.

There are ways of reducing our size to more approximate a typical female. Losing weight and/or muscle mass is one way. Creating optical illusions with what we wear is another way – specifically, accessorizing in proportion to your size will create the illusion of reducing your size.

Wearing small jewelry and small handbags does not make you look petite. If anything, wearing small will make it more apparent that you are big.

On the other hand, if the size of your accessories are in proportion to your body size, there is no disconnect between those sizes and your size will less likely out yourself in the eyes of your beholders.

So if you are a big gurl, shop big and wear big when it comes to jewelry and handbags.







Source: Boston Proper
Wearing Boston Proper (Source: Boston Proper)




Pretty in pink
Pretty in pink

5 comments:

  1. Where is the femulator image from?
    Are they both assigned male at birth? Wow.

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    1. Seems they are actually cis-models, doing an image search

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  2. Julie M ShawAugust 29, 2018

    (sigh) I'd not be surprised if that oh so cute Boston Proper dress is not available in size 18. The problems of being a "larger" size.

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    1. 16 is the largest available size.

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    2. Julie M ShawAugust 30, 2018

      I rest my purse.
      I mean, my case!

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