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"There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered." ~ Nelson Mandela
This weekend, I was forced to really dive into my bedroom and closet. Besides me getting a new bedroom set, I'm also planning a closet sale in May and taking some trips. And my clothing (and shoes!) situation is starting to get out of control.
I say "forced" because for me, I tend to form an emotional attachment to things so it's hard for me to purge. But I don't know... I am in a different place and wasn't so anxious about purging this time around.
My 15-yr-old niece Savana was helping me go through stuff and as I went through my clothes and shoes, I realized that I was seeing the "old" me in these things. And it made me realize how much I have grown in the past few years.
I used to hate showing my upper arms. So I had a collection of shrugs in every color and print. I also own so many blazers when honestly, I am not a blazer girl. I'm more of a moto jacket/cropped jacket girl. However, back then, I wore shrugs and long blazers to cover my arms, stomach and butt. Those shrugs and blazers went in the "donate" bag along with those ridiculous fears I once had about showing parts of my body.
I had tons of maxi dresses and long skirts because I did not like to show off my legs either. And let's not even discuss how I always hid my stomach with long tops. They also went in the Donate bag.
I also saw how my style has evolved in those clothes that I held onto. I bought so many things that were not my style but I wore because I was trying to fit in or be like everyone else. I also found jeans that were two sizes larger than I am as well as baggy tops and sweaters. In the Donate bag they go!
It was as if the road to my true confidence and love for myself was laid out in those bags on the floor of my bedroom. Each piece told a story, some not-so-good ones. My niece sat there with me as I told her some stories and how I built my confidence over time. I told her how I now love my arms and show them off all the time. I haven't worn a shrug in almost three years, since my brother's (her dad's) funeral.
So much has changed since then. Grief forced me to reevaluate my life. When I started this journey of healing myself, I had no idea where it would take me. I look back now and don't even recognize the girl I once was. While I was smart, competent, pretty, caring, genuine and amazing back then, I did not know my own greatness. My lack of self-worth, confidence and self acceptance didn't allow me to be the best person I could be because I did not believe in myself.
I will never blame my size or my grief or any other outer force for me not being totally in love with myself and living fully. I take the full blame because at the end of the day, I have a choice in how I live.
I ended up giving away four bags of stuff and putting away two bags for my closet sale. I threw out so many things too! Usually, when I purge, I'm in tears at the end and mourning the loss. However, this time, no tears. I felt like a large weight had been lifted off of me.
The clothes and shoes I kept are truly me. My style, my rules and my life. I never knew I could be this happy -- I still have bad days but now I know, bad days do not equal a bad life. I just have to roll with the punches and live life as best as I can.
"Making peace with your body frees up so much of your time. I had no idea how many things I'd missed out on out of fear or how many hours I'd wasting disparaging myself. My life is so much fuller when I'm living it outside of my own head." ~ Brittany Gibbons for Good Housekeeping
Lately, there has been a lot of weight loss talk and I have to admit, it made me uncomfortable. Actress Gabourey Sibide revealed in an interview with People Magazine that she had weight loss surgery and in the process, has lost a substantial amount of weight.
I don't have an issue with Sidibe making a decision to do something to her body that she wanted to. I have an issue on how it is has been reported and the reaction.
As my dear friend Sabrina posted on Facebook:
"Why do we only treat people like they're beautiful when they've lost a lot of weight? Fat doesn't equal ugly."
The title of the People Magazine article states that Gabby said "I Love My Body Now.", which lends to the assumption that she didn't love her body before. Yet, Gabby has said many times that she loved herself before and has always seemed unbothered with negative comments. She has always come off very confident and has had a successful career in Hollywood while being fat.
In her book, she does say:
"It has taken me years to realize that what I was born with is all beautiful. I did not get this surgery to be beautiful. I did it so I can walk around comfortably in heels. I want to do a cartwheel. I want not to be in pain every time I walk up a flight of stairs."
So why that title, People Mag? They simply took a portion of what she said and used it to give the impression that now that she has lost weight, she suddenly loves her body. This is what pisses me off.
Essentially, they are doing what has been happening for years in the media, in society and hell, even in our own homes. That familiar comment, "OH, you're so pretty but if you lost weight, you'd be beautiful."
She cited her recent diabetes diagnosis as the reason behind her getting surgery. I don't have an opinion on her choice as it is her body. However, I do have an issue on how this is celebrated and what that says in terms of body image and positivity.
67% of American women are now a size 16, which is considered plus size. That size used to be a 14 but in recent years, women have gotten heavier. But the unsolicited advice and fat shaming has not gone away. You would think with women's bodies now more curvy and larger, we'd be seeing more body acceptance. But that is not the case.
I decided that I can't be preoccupied with how others view my body. At the end of the day, what counts is how I VIEW MY BODY.
For me, it took me decades to make peace with my body. And it came to me unexpectedly when I was seeking help for my grief. Sometimes the universe takes you on a journey where you think you know what direction you're going in but you end up in a place totally different than where you thought you'd end up.
For me, talk of weight loss makes me so uncomfortable because it is triggering. It reminds me of when I was 10 and I was sent to live with my aunt because I was 30 pounds overweight, according to my doctor and that pesky BMI chart. So I was put on a strict diet where I starved. I lost the weight and returned home to people suddenly telling me how beautiful I was now that I lost weight. And of course, being back home and being back on my old "diet", I gained the weight back and thus, started my yo-yo dieting experience.
At 10 years old, I was being told that my beauty hinged on my weight and that being fat is not beautiful. Can you imagine how that makes a child feel? My niece Angel is 10 and I cannot imagine even telling her something like that.
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| My face says it all - I am so unhappy and probably hungry |
Talk of weight loss reminds me of how people place value on it and think skinny equals beautiful. To me, beauty doesn't come in a size. I know that now. But when I see a Before and After pic posted online and people comment on how good the person looks NOW, it shows me why many people loath their bodies.
When you're constantly being told that losing weight is the road to happiness, to being beautiful and to having a great social life, you start to believe that shit.
There's nothing wrong with you wanting to get to your "happy" size, whether it's a size 4 or a size 22. However, when you denounce your former self and insult your former body, citing that you were not happy being fat or how obesity robbed you of a life, you're putting the blame on the wrong thing. YOU decided to be unhappy while fat. YOU decided to let your weight stop you from living. And no matter what your size, YOU are still YOU.
We all have a choice in how we live our lives. If you let your weight be that deciding factor in living fully or not, that's your choice. But just know that there are people out there (LIKE ME) who are living fully in the bodies they are in NOW.
That's what making peace with your body is all about.
I could lose weight, if I want. But that is MY choice and no one else's. I know I am beautiful now and will be beautiful at any size. Confidence comes from within and it should be on the person you are and not what you look like. You are more than your body. You are a human being with a heart, brains and personality. In my opinion, too many people are letting life pass them by and depriving the world of knowing who they are because their weight has become a crutch.
Yes, I know... the health thing. But we cannot tell someone's health by looking at them. Thin people get sick and die too. We are all deserving of living and enjoying every single moment in our lives. I know I don't want to wait until I am 30 pounds lighter to take a trip or do something fun that I've always wanted to do. Life is never guaranteed and none of us knows when it's our time to go.
I know I don't want to spend this moment thinking about weight loss. I instead want to enjoy this moment. Obesity is not robbing me of life. Because I am choosing to live.
From a Size 4X Perspective: The Amanda Uprichard Capsule Collection for Gwynnie Bee
Monday, March 20, 2017
Fashion should be fun and accessible. ~ Anna Sui
**FYI, this is NOT a sponsored post. The opinions expressed are my own; I was not paid to write this blog post.**
I'll be honest... I never thought I'd see designer fashion available in plus sizes in my lifetime.
Fashion has evolved leaps and bounds since I was a child and teen fashionista but until recently, I admired high-end fashion from afar. I always felt like I was in a museum looking at an exhibit that I could admire and love but could not touch.
But now because of designers like Christian Siriano who are open to designing for plus size women, that day I have been waiting for is here.
Thank goodness for Lane Bryant partnering with Siriano and other designers like Isabel Toledo, Sophie Theallet and recently Prabal Gurung. Not only is the fashion available but it is accessible to girls like me who are above a size 24 and can't afford high fashion prices.
Siriano has a special place in my heart. I'm not just a Project Runway junkie but I also admire his hustle in making his designs mainstream not just via clothing but shoes too. He partnered with Payless a few years ago and let me tell you... his shoes and bags are LIFE. And they're budget-friendly.
Gwynnie Bee also has answered my high-end fashion prayers with their capsule collections with Rachel Antonoff and now Amanda Uprichard, both available in sizes L to 5X!
And with my job at Gwynnie Bee as a First Fit Model and Reviewer, I love being able to try the designer pieces and tell other women how they fit and feel. We are ALL worthy of fashion and I want to inspire women to have fun and express themselves via fashion.
The Amanda Uprichard capsule collection just launched and I am so excited about it. It's only five pieces but I love ALL 5. There's prints, there's a sporty look and beautiful colors that have me dreaming of spring. I was so happy I got to try on all five pieces and review them.
I know how important it is to show diversity in fashion because simply we all want to know how something will look on a body like ours. I know I hate when I see a size 12 model wearing something I want to buy because I know that it will not look the same on me. There is space for that size 12 model but a range of models should be shown, especially if the clothing is offered in sizes above a 24 and 3X. This is why I take my job at Gwynnie Bee seriously.
With that said, here's a look at the Amanda Uprichard collection for Gwynnie Bee from a size 12 (L) perspective and a size 26/28 (4X) perspective - my measurements are 57-51-68:
#1: Wharton Dress in Splash Print
This dress is made from scuba fabric so it has stretch but it offers some structure. It's comfortable and fits so well. And I felt like I was wearing a piece of watercolor art.
#2: Cricket Maxi Dress in Blacklight Stripe
I loved this dress! So comfy and lightweight. Perfect for vacation or on the beach. The tulip front hem is pretty. Just be careful when sitting so you don't reveal TOO much. On me, it was a true maxi length so for taller girls, it may not hit you at the ankle.
#3: Forever Top in Aqua
The color of this top is GORGEOUS. There's no stretch to the fabric but it still fit well and I loved the lightweight feel of the fabric. And it wasn't snug at the hips.
#4: Forever Top in Spring Tartan
For some reason, I had to size up in this top and not the aqua one. But this fit well and I love the fun take on plaid. I would pair this with jeans or a red cigarette pant and a fun flat.
#5: Game Day Dress in Black
I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS DRESS. It's sporty but so feminine. And it has pockets. It has no stretch but the 4X fit me well. The length is a little short for me (especially when I sit down) but I would just wear some capri leggings underneath. I also love the tie waist and how it's not snug in the upper arms.
Overall, I give the Amanda Uprichard capsule collection two thumbs up. And this makes me excited for what's next in designer fashion for plus sizes.
If you're not a Gwynnie Bee member, you can sign up for 30 days free and try the collection yourself. Just click here to sign up.
What do you think of this collection? Let me know below in the comments -- also feel free to ask me any other fit questions about the pieces. #fashionisforeveryone
Beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself ~ Coco Chanel
For me, knowing my worth is more than knowing what I deserve in a romantic partner or in friendships. It's also knowing that I am worthy of fashion and of dressing the body I am in NOW, not twenty pounds from now. Life can end at any second so I am trying to live out each minute by having the most magical love affair with myself.
I will admit, though... The one thing that has bothered me for years is how I can't really shop with my friends in the same store. With many of the brands that I gravitate towards when it comes to style and aesthetic, they usually stop at a size 3X or 24. And sometimes that's a junior plus 3X.
Recently, Universal Standard gave me the gift of being able to shop with my friends and feel "normal". And it was a day I will never forget.
One rainy day in NYC, my girl Alysse of the blog Ready to Stare was in town and asked me if I wanted to tag along with her to Universal Standard's showroom, where she was picking up a few pieces.
When I think of quality fashion that fits my style while offering me new style options to try to get me out of my comfort zone, I think of Universal Standard. So of course, I said YES!
I love Universal Standard's minimalist vibe - their pieces are so chic and seasonless. I have been a big fan of theirs since the beginning. Also, for them to offer up to size 28 is MAJOR because there are not many luxury plus fashion brands (or many brands period) who offer fashion on this level in MY size.
You can easily make an appointment online to visit and shop the showroom and that time is yours to go fashion crazy and try as many styles as you want.
The feeling I felt while I was there was pure bliss. We all tried on the same pieces, modeling in front of the full length mirror and admiring each other's looks. Our girl Ushshi came by and tried on some pieces too.
Best part of it all? We were all laughing and having a great time, while offering compliments to each other. It really felt like a sisterhood and made my heart smile.
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| Alysse and I are wearing the Knot Top |
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| I'm wearing the Volga Jersey Caplette |
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| Alysse and I are wearing the Meridian Zip Pullover |
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| Ushshi is wearing the Geneva Dress in black |
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| Alysse and I are wearing The Candice Tee |
For me, this was more than a shopping trip. It was a life changing experience. I have been on this journey to finding my tribe and this day helped me see that sometimes you find your "people" in the most unexpected places.
Next time Alysse is in New York, we are already planning our next trip to the Universal Standard showroom. The entire US team is simply wonderful and they truly want plus women to have the same fashion that our thinner sisters have access to.
This weekend, if you are in the NYC area, you should definitely check out Universal Standard. They are having a Sip & Shop event at their showroom where you can get a first look at their Spring 2017 collection and hang with plus size fashion blogger Kelly Augustine.
Find out more here.
Thank you Universal Standard for giving me that moment of normalcy and fabulousness in my life. I will be back!
Click here to read Alysse's blog post on this magical day and us being able to shop together in the same place.
"There's no how-to road map to style. It's about self-expression and, above all, attitude" ~ Iris Apfel
Even though I love me some dresses, on my every day adventures to the supermarket (lol) and other exciting places (the post office is so lit on Mondays), I'm more of a streetwear girl who likes to layer.
I live in a place that has four seasons and brutal winters. But I hate wearing a coat or anything that feels bulky. So layering is my jam in the colder months.
I am so keeping it real with y'all right now. I know you see fashion bloggers walking the streets like they are stepping out of an issue of Vogue and they're just running errands while drinking a latte. No sir, not me. I have to be comfortable and while I am not opposed to wearing a ball gown and some sequins to the supermarket, I need to be practical.
I have become quite a pro at layering and I love it. I tend to be hot one minute and then cold the next. So the freedom to remove or add layers to my look is a godsend.
This was me on a recent cold winter day where it was about 40 degrees. I've dealt with -10 days so this is nothing to me.
One of my favorite layering pieces is a vest. This faux suede one is comfortable and fits well. I scored it at Catherines about two years ago and it is a staple in my closet that I wear every fall and winter since then.
If you see a vest like this on sale in a color you love (black is always a great choice since it goes well with everything), scoop it up! You will not be disappointed.
Another great layering piece for winter, in my opinion, is a long sleeve medium weight basic top. I love this Roaman's Thermal Shawl Tunic from fullbeauty because the thermal fabric is perfect for brisk days and the collar gives it a chic touch. Also, you can't go wrong with a neutral color top.
I paired the vest and top with these Woman Within Premium Denim Skinny Ankle Jeans that I blogged about previously here. And of course, I am a sucker for leopard print so when I saw these Comfortview leopard high top sneakers at fullbeauty, I had to have them.
It's a challenge for me to find wide width sneakers that fit me well, especially high tops. These are comfy and fit perfectly (and they are available in a WW).
So this is a look I would rock daily and feel good in. I just put on some big hoop earrings, add a fun clutch, a red lip and be on my way.
At the end of the day, you have to own your style. This is what I have learned later in life. I don't get caught up in what everyone else is wearing. I wear what I love and feel good in.
Whether I'm wearing a layered look in the colder months, rocking a bold printed dress or just wearing a graphic tee with jeans and sneakers, fashion is such an amazing way for me to express who I am and keep my confident attitude present.
Shop my look below:
"I have always believed that fashion was not only to make women more beautiful, but also to reassure them, give them confidence." ~ Yves Saint Laurent
Jumpsuits have been pivotal in my journey to feeling confident and loving myself.
It may sound weird that a piece of clothing could have such an impact on my life but this one piece of clothing represents all the fear I have felt in my life.
The center of my anxiety is control. Having control means staying comfortable and never venturing out into the unknown. And that is what jumpsuits were for me.
Yes, were. They are no longer holding me prisoner. And it feels so good.
I'm still working on my anxiety but I am in such a different place today and have made many major accomplishments in my life where I am in a better space.
I don't like to talk about my anxiety too much publicly because there is such a negative stigma attached to mental health in general. But to know me, is to know all of me, even the bad stuff.
And this is what my blog is all about. I may sound like the Dalai Lama sometimes but know that it's a daily struggle for me. I work on me every day. Some days are great and some are not. But on those bad days, I do things I love and know will uplift my spirit. Like wearing a jumpsuit and a red lip.
I think this is why I like shiny, sparkly things and bold colors and prints. It's a way for me to forget the bad stuff and have fun with things I love. And it's not just fashion that heals my spirit.
Sometimes it's watching my favorite TV show, dancing around the living room with my nieces, going to Starbucks to get a grande Mocha Frappachino with extra whipped cream or just having a dinner date with my mom.
I think this is why I love to travel and see wide open spaces and different parts of the world. Most people dream of being on a beach somewhere hot whereas I dream of going on an Alaskan cruise or seeing the Moais on Easter Island (bucket list trip!) or castle hopping in Ireland.
Jumpsuits are one of my happy places, just like traveling, iced coffee, my nieces and etc.
That wasn't always so. I used to loath my body on some serious levels, especially my lumpy thighs so I used to tend to shy away from pants in general. Jumpsuits don't provide any kind of coverage and everything is just out there to see, so it used to scare the hell out of me.
Meanwhile, I did have confidence but I was conflicted because I wasn't fully there with loving myself completely and knowing that flaws are flaws. Everyone has them but they are what makes us unique. No one is perfect.
Jumpsuits now remind me that it's okay to step out of my comfort zone and take a chance. I don't always need to control everything. Being comfortable can be boring. And I have learned that while the unknown can be frightening, it can also be exciting. You just have to take a chance.
So whenever I am presented with an opportunity to take a chance, I think of how it felt when I made the choice to try on a jumpsuit and discovered that it did look good on me. That feeling of fear that turned into hope that led to happiness.
Not all choices have a happy ending but you'll never know until you take a chance. And that's how we live fully and grow.
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"Fashion is like eating. You shouldn't stick with the same menu." ~ Kenzo Takada
As many of you know, I have been working as a First Fit Reviewer for Gwynnie Bee for over a year. I basically act as a fit model for new styles and provide honest reviews on the styles I try, in order to help other women find styles at GB that will work for them.
I have to admit, February was a fun month in terms of the styles I tried and reviewed at Gwynnie Bee. I also got my sexy on. Yassss!
There are times I get bummed because some styles don't fit and because I am at the end of the size range, there are times I can't size up. Or I feel bummed when I can't try certain styles that other girls there get to try because it doesn't come in my size. But Emilia, who is part of the GB team that heads the Fit Reviewer program, always advocates for me in terms of giving me styles that she knows will look great on me, even when I think they won't! That alone helps me to not take these things too personally.
She tries to give me as many styles as she can because she wants me to know that I am just as important and worthy as the other girls when it comes to fashion and giving my reviews. She tells me all the time how positively my reviews are received. And that alone means a lot. It's really nice to work with someone who appreciates you and is supportive. Kelly Augustine and the entire GB team are so supportive but Emilia especially has a soft place in my heart for unknowingly becoming my advocate and support system.
As I have been doing monthly this year, I will be giving all of you a sneak peek as to what's to come the following month that are my favorite styles. I'm a little behind again on February's picks (sorry!) so forgive me!
As always, check out my reviews on the GB site for a more detailed description of my fit experience and if you have any questions, you can always reach out to me on Facebook and Instagram.
I'm going to kick this off with some sexy styles I tried that had me LIVING! This City Chic Cross Hatch Neck Dress is gorgeous. From the color (I'm a sucker for blue) to the details and then it has pockets!!! I gave this baby 5 hearts. It's available on the site now here.
Now this one is my ultimate favorite because I am very into sportswear and so happy that the varsity trend is back this spring. This dress is part of the upcoming capsule collection by designer Amanda Uprichard exclusively for Gwynnie Bee.
The Game Day Dress in Black is sooooo cute! I would wear this with my Adidas and a hoodie on one day and some flats and a denim jacket on another. Or by itself with some sandals in the warmer months. It has pockets (yes!) and a tie belt. The only drawback for me is that the fabric has no stretch but I am wearing a 4X here comfortably. The Amanda Uprichard collection will launch on March 14, 2017.
I tried all 5 pieces from the collection (3 dresses and 2 tops) and the dresses were my favorites. There's a print maxi that I loved and a bold print sheath dress that made me feel like I was wearing a watercolor painting. And the collection will be available in up to size 5X. Definitely worth checking out when it launches.
My two closet picks of the month are:
Melissa McCarthy Seven7 Cocoon Sweater in Green
I had to size down to a 3X on this sweater and I just love it. The color is so beautiful and I just love how comfy and long it is.
Cherry Velvet Doris Dress in Black Cherry Dots
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| Me with fellow First Fit Reviewer/Model Kristina of Twee Valley High, wearing Cherry Velvet |
I have to admit, February was a fun month in terms of the styles I tried and reviewed at Gwynnie Bee. I also got my sexy on. Yassss!
There are times I get bummed because some styles don't fit and because I am at the end of the size range, there are times I can't size up. Or I feel bummed when I can't try certain styles that other girls there get to try because it doesn't come in my size. But Emilia, who is part of the GB team that heads the Fit Reviewer program, always advocates for me in terms of giving me styles that she knows will look great on me, even when I think they won't! That alone helps me to not take these things too personally.
She tries to give me as many styles as she can because she wants me to know that I am just as important and worthy as the other girls when it comes to fashion and giving my reviews. She tells me all the time how positively my reviews are received. And that alone means a lot. It's really nice to work with someone who appreciates you and is supportive. Kelly Augustine and the entire GB team are so supportive but Emilia especially has a soft place in my heart for unknowingly becoming my advocate and support system.
As I have been doing monthly this year, I will be giving all of you a sneak peek as to what's to come the following month that are my favorite styles. I'm a little behind again on February's picks (sorry!) so forgive me!
As always, check out my reviews on the GB site for a more detailed description of my fit experience and if you have any questions, you can always reach out to me on Facebook and Instagram.
I'm going to kick this off with some sexy styles I tried that had me LIVING! This City Chic Cross Hatch Neck Dress is gorgeous. From the color (I'm a sucker for blue) to the details and then it has pockets!!! I gave this baby 5 hearts. It's available on the site now here.
Another winner from City Chic, the Attitude dress definitely had me giving off some sexy, confident attitude realness. Fits like a glove and the straps are gorgeous. I was still able to wear a bra with this but I made sure to wear a nude one. I think a black bra can work too, if it lines up with the straps. In City Chic, I always fit in size XXL (24). This one is available on the site right now too.
I love me some prints and these two styles had me swooning. On the left, that gorgeous lemon print dress is the Effie's Heart Dolce Vita Dress in Citrus Print. Talk about comfortable! That dress was so comfy and it fit so well. The fabric was a nice stretchy medium weight one so it didn't feel flimsy. I loved the tie belt and how it showed off my waist. It will launch on March 16, 2017.
On the right, we have the Leota Perfect Wrap Dress in Summer Plaid. I have grown to love wrap dresses so much! This one fit me perfectly and was lightweight, stretchy and just moved so well as I walked. It will be available on the GB site on March 9, 2017.
Now this one is my ultimate favorite because I am very into sportswear and so happy that the varsity trend is back this spring. This dress is part of the upcoming capsule collection by designer Amanda Uprichard exclusively for Gwynnie Bee.
The Game Day Dress in Black is sooooo cute! I would wear this with my Adidas and a hoodie on one day and some flats and a denim jacket on another. Or by itself with some sandals in the warmer months. It has pockets (yes!) and a tie belt. The only drawback for me is that the fabric has no stretch but I am wearing a 4X here comfortably. The Amanda Uprichard collection will launch on March 14, 2017.
I tried all 5 pieces from the collection (3 dresses and 2 tops) and the dresses were my favorites. There's a print maxi that I loved and a bold print sheath dress that made me feel like I was wearing a watercolor painting. And the collection will be available in up to size 5X. Definitely worth checking out when it launches.
My two closet picks of the month are:
Melissa McCarthy Seven7 Cocoon Sweater in Green
Cherry Velvet Doris Dress in Black Cherry Dots
I have always wanted a cherry print dress but could never find one that fit me well. And now Cherry Velvet has answered my dreams. The fabric has some stretch and this dress is just so gorgeous and fun. I am wearing a size 4X.
As always you can read my full reviews on the GB site. If you aren't a member of Gwynnie Bee and want to try the service out, you can try it for 30 days FREE of charge. Just click here to sign up. You won't be disappointed and you'll never know until you try.
Stay tuned! I will be sharing my faves for March 2017 at the end of this month.
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