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[quote=Anonymous]I'm another one with this problem, which I have been dealing with my entire life.  OP I have the same "fit" issues that you do.  My waist size is always much bigger than anywhere else and after having a child it is now really bad, especially below the waist, above C-section scar area.  I never tuck in shirts, it just would look terrible.  I have had luck recently with some tops from Ann Taylor and Loft that are meant to be untucked and have a slight bit of elastic around the bottom, so it kind of hugs the waist/hips lightly and causes the material to blouse out a little bit around the waist area.  Also have a couple that are sort of peplum-esque just around the bottom hem waistline area.  I don't like peplum, but I wear it anyway for the coverage.  and I just about always wear a long, loose cardigan or other sweater or wrap on top.  It gets very repetitive, but I am a big believer in finding what works and sticking with it.

I did have a couple of button down dress shirts that I would wear untucked in the past, but I agree it doesn't really look right unless you're lucky enough to find one made for that purpose.[/quote]

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