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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]European designers. They have not had the size inflation we have. Armani Exchange for one, still cuts true to size. You missed the January sales but it might be worth [b]running over to London for the weekend for just this reason[/b]. Also try Les Copains, Chanel, etc . Theory also seems to run a little smaller as someone else pointed out, and possibly Elie Tahari. In my pre-kids and (particularly) pre-post 40s metabolism slow down I had exactly your problem. [b]Now, I'm 5'4" and 120-125 lbs and wear a size 2 i[/b]n most American designers. Yeah, right... In London I am at least a 10.[/quote] Gimme a break.[/quote] Hey, London Troll - I'm 5'7" and weigh 125. I'm a 6 or an 8. So how are you a 2 - even by our "American" standards? [/quote] I'm 5'1"-2"ish and when I weighed 110 lbs I was a size 0, size 25 in jeans. I think short people store weight in odd places. When I lost 20 lbs that I had always carried to get to the 110 lbs range my shoe size went down and I lost 2 inches in height. Weird, huh?[/quote]
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