Im 5'2", 122-4 lbs and a size 6p. go figure. The last time I wore a size 2 I weighed 108. |
I have a hard time believing this. This sounds waaay off. At 5’8” and 140lbs I was a size 12 to 14. |
5'6'', 110 lbs. Been this size (except while pregnant) since college. Size 2 clothing, size 26 jeans. |
Man, me too. But bodies are laid out all kinds of ways. |
I am a similar weight and height to pp and a size 4. That's a BMI in the low 20s-- a woman who is size 14 has a lot of extra weight, so I have trouble believing a woman with a fit weight would be a 14. |
This makes no sense. I’m 5’4” and I weigh140 pounds. I’m always a size 8. I can’t imagine someone several inches taller at the same weight being a size 12 or 14. |
Perhaps pp is an extreme apple shape with stick arms and legs, or has an abdominal tumor. I can think of some scenarios that would make a woman in the lower range of healthy weight wear a size 14 but none of them are typical. |
I’m 5’8 and a nonvanity 12 at 140. Not apple shape— extreme hour glass. All hip with skinny limbs. |
I have the paperwork from my doctor. I was never smaller than a 12, and 12 meant not eating or drinking healthily. 14 was the usual size. |
Can you describe your physique? |
I have never really spent a lot of time thinking about what body looks like. What does that have to do with this? I’ve heard people call me athletic. |
so interesting to me. I’m 5’7 and 123-125 pounds depending on the day. I’m a size 4. |
5’5” 130 and I’m mostly a 2 on the bottom and 4 or 6 on top with 34Cs. And 25 or 26 in pants and jeans. I look like I weigh less than I do - maybe because I run a lot? |
5'0". Weight is 101-103. Wear 2 or xs. |
But these numbers really seem meaningless without context for vanity sizing. A size 2 at old navy is a size 8-10 in higher end brands. Look at the people who are saying they weigh 154 lbs at 5’4 and are a size two and I’m not sure it’s possible that one could be dense enough to be a size two. I think the real point of the thread is that sizes are now pretty meaningless and good luck online shopping. |