What top should a fat lady wear with a maxi skirt?

[Anonymous]

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Something like this so its still fitted. Otherwise you'll look very frumpy.

i LOVE this outfit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would rethink the maxi skirt. That's just me. I accept that there are just some things I should not wear.

+1

To avoid looking like a Duggar, you really need to balance the coverage of the maxi with some skin (which is why a tank typically works well). If you have a large chest, a button down + maxi can make you look larger than you are. I find it more flattering to just find a maxi dress, as the continuous line is more slimming and it is easier to stay away from evangelical/mumsy style

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Something like this so its still fitted. Otherwise you'll look very frumpy.

DP, that’s super cute.

I love this look!

Me too. Googling that skirt.

Did you find it? I want one too!

[Anonymous]

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Something like this so its still fitted. Otherwise you'll look very frumpy.

Truly curious, where would one wear something like this? Long colorful skirt says dressed up, denim shirt says casual. I imagine just standing in the middle of a road doesn’t require a special outfit.

[Anonymous]

I like a body suit or tank with a jacket over top if you dont like to show your arms. A cute jean jacket would look great.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Something like this so its still fitted. Otherwise you'll look very frumpy.

Truly curious, where would one wear something like this? Long colorful skirt says dressed up, denim shirt says casual. I imagine just standing in the middle of a road doesn’t require a special outfit.

A party?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Something like this so its still fitted. Otherwise you'll look very frumpy.

Truly curious, where would one wear something like this? Long colorful skirt says dressed up, denim shirt says casual. I imagine just standing in the middle of a road doesn’t require a special outfit.

If you shorten the skirt enough not to trip, then pretty much anywhere.

[Anonymous]

OP, why not try maxi dresses that have that "casual, billowy" skirt?

This would look sleeker on top, I think, but have the same look you like.

[Anonymous]

I wear a coordinating t-shirt tucked-in and bloused out.

https://www.talbots.com/ribbed-scoop-neck-tee/P231013134.html?dwvar_P231013134_color=LOVELY%20BLUE&dwvar_P231013134_sizeType=MS#q=scoop&lang=default&start=1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A better choice is lose weight! Join the thin club!

can she get some clothes to wear until she loses weight?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A better choice is lose weight! Join the thin club!

Not the OP, but this is mean and obnoxious. What benefit did you expect the OP to glean from your mean-spirited post?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Something like this so its still fitted. Otherwise you'll look very frumpy.

DP, that’s super cute.

I love this look!

Me too. Googling that skirt.

Did you find it? I want one too!

NP. The image is from the blogger Wardrobe Oxygen who is local-ish to DC, I’m sure she has the skirt brand listed somewhere on her site.

[Anonymous]

Don't wear a maxi skirt. Anything long and billowing is a mistake. Some trends aren't meant for everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:9:36 again. A good choice would be a tunic length top w/a slim long skirt.

That's what a skinny person thinks a fat person should wear and it's absolutely wrong. You have no idea what you are talking about. We don't want to hide our bodies, PP, we want to celebrate them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Something like this so its still fitted. Otherwise you'll look very frumpy.

Truly curious, where would one wear something like this? Long colorful skirt says dressed up, denim shirt says casual. I imagine just standing in the middle of a road doesn’t require a special outfit.

A picnic, a friend's house, out to lunch, that's a pretty casual, every day outfit.