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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is everyone here skinny, tall and loves their arms?

Some years I find good dresses, but this year is not one of them. Something I do in years like this, which may seem a little weird, is to use swim cover ups for summer dresses, with a cami and shorts or skort underneath. Here are two I found from Macy's. They are both labeled as Juniors, but they fit like standard women's sizes.

https://www.macys.com/shop/product/raisins-juniors-solid-tavarua-cover-up-dress?ID=13296136&lid=pdp_details
(Ordered in an x-large but was too big, so I'm returning and trying the large.)

https://www.macys.com/shop/product/miken-juniors-belted-ruffle-cover-up-dress-created-for-macys?ID=10626587&lid=pdp_details
(This was really cute with a cami and a little black skirt under....maybe a slip instead if it's not too hot.)

I'm about 5'4 and a size 14, so while I am very jealous of these long flowy dresses, I look like a balloon in them. [/quote]

I'm tall-ish (5'8) and yes, I do love my arms.  I'm not skinny (8/10), though, and my shoulders and arms are one of my favorite features, so why not emphasize them?  It's the same thing as women who carry their weight in the midsection wanting to emphasize their great legs. [/quote]

I don't LOVE my arms, but I find I either need sleeveless dresses or legit short sleeves (halfway down to elbow, or just above the elbow) on shirts and dresses. Cap sleeves or anything that hits an inch or two below the shoulder looks terrible - makes my arms look really fat.[/quote]

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