Dress To Impress: Chic Outfits For Large Tummy!
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- In this video, you will learn best stylish ways to dress if you have a large stomach! You will learn the following;
1. Best pants or trousers for apple shape.
2. Best tops to hide large tummy.
3. Best dresses and skirts for large stomach.
Disclosure: Some pictures in this video have been automatically generated (AI) - Jak na to + styl
I’m totally amazed by this video we don’t get this too often 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great! I'm glad you found the video helpful, Thanks for sharing!
I’m 5 foot and curvy with a little belly. Peplums stick out because of my belly and pleated pants create too much bulk there. Tucking shirts in emphasizes my belly too. I like buttoned down slightly fitted blouses or knit wrap tops.
Sometimes, the issue isn't with the clothes themselves but what you wear underneath. Consider trying shaping undergarments or high-waisted options that provide support and smooth out your silhouette.
As for the peplum style, it can indeed accentuate the belly for some women. You might want to try tops with subtle peplum details or opt for styles that cinch at the waist without adding too much volume around the midsection.
Regarding pleated pants, the type of pleats can make a difference. Flat-front pants or pants with small, vertical pleats may be more flattering as they create less bulk around the tummy area compared to larger, horizontal pleats but try to experimenting with different textures and cuts, it can will help you find pieces that flatter your figure while keeping you comfortable and stylish.
Remember, it's all about finding what makes you feel comfortable and confident!
Straight midi skirt with slight flare on the bottom is also a good choice.
Low or mid rise jeans are better for me actually. High rise put a lot of bulk in the belly area. And I hate the feeling of my pants on my stomach.
I was 57kg (125lbs) into my late 40’s until menopause, and what a rude shock that was! Now sitting at 70kg which is still heavier than when I was 9 months pregnant, but my gp has said that 57kg will just never happen again. I did go up to 90kg when I was on cortisone for Systemic Lupus and I did get that off by dancing at night in my pjs to 80’s dance music. Couldn’t go to a gym as I have fractures from osteoporosis. I have learnt how to dress though after having 3 babies and now being 63 (oh dear) I will not look frumpy. My grandma at this age looked old and I refuse to. Times have changed and women look much younger than our ancestors at the same age.
I'm almost 10 years older than you and I lost 40 lbs in the last year. 36 years ago, I gained 50 lbs when I was pregnant and I lost that weight. I'm not sure why your GP said you can't weigh 57kg again. I lost weight by eating foods that are very low in carbohydrates, no sweets, no bread, pasta, rice, chips, salty snacks, cereals, drinks with sugar (I use Splenda) anything made with flour. I ate 3 meals a day that included salads with a little dressing, eggs, cheese (not too much [constipation may occur]), chicken, fish, veggies, peanut butter (no bread), anything that has less than 10mg of carbohydrates per serving, less salt and lots of water. Talk to your doctor BEFORE making any of these dietary changes. My only form of exercise is walking. I've had 4 hip replacements, a knee and back replacement surgery, rotator cuff (shoulder) surgery.
@karenglenn6707 thank you for sharing your journey. It's inspiring to hear how you've navigated through different phases of life with resilience and determination. Your positive attitude towards embracing change and refusing to let age define you is truly admirable.
Your commitment to staying stylish and confident is a testament to your inner strength and vitality. Keep shining bright!
Thank you for sharing
Am not up to 40 I have been struggling with my weight all my life after 2 kids am sitting at 110kg will try ur diet.
great video, thanks for sharing!
@ *LVGUCI* The canvas tote actually reminds me of the Hermes Garden Party too. Thanks for making this video to suggest more budget friendly alternatives. love it!
Well, not fair, with the pleated pants the model has a small waist even though she's heavy. So it's not the same with a big belly.
I understand. I'm going to do a part two of this video. Thanks for the feedback!
I’m sorry but most of the women in this video are pear shaped, NOT apple shaped!
It's important to note that the models are there to visually represent the points discussed, and there's more to learn beyond just identifying body shapes. Additionally, many women, regardless of their body type, may encounter similar challenges, such as dealing with a tummy. I appreciate your feedback and hope you found the tips helpful!
Absolutely phenomenal video. As an Apple shape woman I learned so much. Thank you!
You're so welcome! Your feedback means a lot to me. Keep on enjoying and exploring your personal style! 😊
The title says for large bellies, but all the models have waistlines.
Thank you for your feedback! You're absolutely right, and I appreciate you pointing that out. I realize I didn't address this specific body type in this video, but I'll definitely cover it in an upcoming video. Stay tuned for more content that includes a variety of body types and styles!
Beautiful ladies, great video
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Great tips!
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Thank you for these tips , it was very helpful🫶
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Amazing video thanks
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Sounds great. Thanks
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Great video! I have a large tummy and never thought i could wear pleated slacks. 😳
Thank you! And yes you can, but makes sure you try wider waistband to help distribute the fabric evenly to prevent it from digging into the waist, thus creating a smoother silhouette. Also, avoid too many pleats because it can create bulk. Instead opt for pleated slacks with a flat front design, to streamline the midsection and minimize the appearance of a large tummy. And above all make sure its a proper sizing. This text is long but happy to help!!
I hate pleated pants on me. When I sit down they bunch out! I dont even like them on men!
Thank you so much. Good information
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Do you have a list of the brand and where to buy these types of clothing.
Absolutely! I'm actually in the process of compiling a blog post with all the links to the brands and retailers where you can find these types of clothing. Once it's ready, I'll be sure to share the links. Stay tuned!
Great video with very good tips. Can you use more positive less staccato background music? Just an idea.
Noted! Thanks
Question: what about those of us who cannot wear high heeled shoes?
Good question! If you are looking for comfort without compromising style, kitten heels are a fantastic alternative. They offer a bit of height while still providing stability and comfort. As for sensible shoes with arch support and cushioning, options like stylish flats or low-heeled sandals with supportive insoles can complement these outfits beautifully. These types of shoes prioritize comfort without sacrificing fashion, ensuring you can confidently step out in style while taking care of your feet. But, I will definitely do a detailed video on this topic. Stay tuned. Thank You!
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I despise pleated pants. On anyone. When you sit they puff out. I prefer something over my belly that gives a bit of support. Also peplum tops advertise that you are trying to hide a belly and I personally don’t find them that attractive. The dresses were very nice.
I completely understand your concerns about pleated pants. A few tips; For the pleated pants, maybe that happens because of the fabric, pleats placement or the fit. For example, pants with flat-front designs or pleats that start below the waistband rather than at the waistline, may help minimize bulk around the midsection and reduces the likelihood of puffing out when seated.
And, pleated pants made from fabrics with more structure, such as wool, or heavyweight cotton, are less likely to puff out when you sit compared to lighter, flowy materials.
These are just few tips, but I hope it helps. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear your preferences.
I have never liked them either, but because of my cancer, I have had to have two ostomies. My ostomies bags sit right on top of my stomach and I have found pleated pants look the best on me…high waisted and pull on. They mask my tummy and allow for expansion I need with my ostomy bags.
I usually feel the same way about pleats, but the difference is that the pair shown use pleats w/pintucks that elongate the body and legs and the pleats are small and sparingly used. Old-fashioned pleated pants definitely create the "diaper" effect and highlight a larger tummy. Additionally, high-low peplums work better than evenly hemmed peplums at disguising the tummy.
Flat front pants are the best for slimming
Same here I wouldn't wear most of them, especially high waist line or peplum I'd look pregnant and that's not a good look on a 60 year old
N000 pleats !!!!!!!
You should do a video for women with Big Breast and another one with women with thin legs.
Yes, I will definitely do that. Thanks for the feedback!
Pleated looks worse what is she thinking
this is very informative. however. i have a B body. my waist line isn't going anywhere. additionally i am recently loosing weight. (5'1 and 191 lb to 145 lb in 258 days just watching calories and writing every thing down) so my stomach is sagging. if i tuck anything you get a great view of the sag. i have no idea how to dress my body and no one i know can help me. i feel totally alone. sorry for dumping.
Thank you for sharing your journey and thoughts. Congratulations on your incredible weight loss journey, Your progress is inspiring, and you should be proud of your achievement. As you continue on this path, remember to embrace styles that make you feel comfortable and confident.
Since you mentioned having a B body shape with a changing waistline, consider focusing on styles that flatter your best features. Loose, flowy tops and dresses can be great options to provide comfort without emphasizing areas you're less confident about.
You're not alone! I'm here to support you on your journey! I want to support you in finding outfits that make you feel confident and comfortable with your changing body. Next week, I'll dedicate a blog post or video specifically for outfit ideas tailored to your body type. Stay tuned for some helpful tips and inspiration! ❤️❤️
For some reason, I cannot like flared trousers no matter how much I try.
I understand! I'm actually working on a video covering this topic, where I'll share more alternatives to choose from. Thank you for your feedback!
@@morahstylelab Thank you for your thoughtful response. Actually, I did not intend anything more than make an observation about my own preference. I really enjoyed the video. ❤️
Why do we have to wear trousers all the time ? I get fed up now,
It's understandable. Thank you for sharing your feedback! I appreciate your observation and understand the desire for variety. I'll keep that in mind in the next video.
But, you can still apply the same tips with other stylish alternatives! A-line skirts, empire waist dresses, and flowy tops paired with high-waisted skirts can also provide flattering coverage while adding variety to your wardrobe. Don't hesitate to explore different styles and silhouettes that make you feel. confident and comfortable! 💫
most of the styles you discussed are just not things I would wear. I dislike peplum, chiffon, tunic tops and wrap anything. I feel my best in classic pieces like button downs, tailored blazers, suits (love monochrome dressing) and dresses that have a just-above-the-knee skirt length with a tailored look & feel. I feel lost in flowing anything! And longer lengths of skirts are not flattering on me - I just look frumpy.
I watched the video and I have to say that most of these models don't have a true apple figure. Their thighs are
much wider than their hips which isn't true for a genuine apple figure. We usually have slim thighs and legs.
Otherwise a great video!
I have a big belly but not the big breasts to go with it so most of these would not work for me.
1) pleats look good on pear shaped women. They make apple shaped women look bigger.
2) flares don't look good on people with bodies.
3) it doesn't matter how high my rise is as long as they fit, because I am not going to wear a tight little half-shirt with them. Talk about squeezing out some dough around the middle....
Great, but it's important to recognize that every woman's body is unique, and there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to styling.
Women come in all shapes and sizes, and body types can often be a combination of different shapes. For instance, someone might identify as an apple shape but still share characteristics with a pear shape or other body types.
@@morahstylelab exactly my point: this video says: "this style/shape looks good/bad." It doesn't say, "if you are this profile, this shape looks good/bad."
The person these clothes are for is not even remotely like my profile.
I stand firm on the flares, however.
@MelissaThompson432 Yeah, Its okay I understand and I truly appreciate your contribution/feedback.
most of the styles you discussed are just not things I would wear. I dislike peplum, chiffon, tunic tops and wrap anything. I feel my best in classic pieces like button downs, tailored blazers, suits (love monochrome dressing) and dresses that have a just-above-the-knee skirt length with a tailored look & feel. I feel lost in flowing anything! And longer lengths of skirts are not flattering on me - I just look frumpy.
They would all look a lot better with pants one or two sizes larger--then the style would skim over the stomach, with the pleats taking the eye down past the bulge. These just look unflattering and uncomfortable tbh.
One major flaw with your video presentation is that you are projecting the opinion that Apple Shaped means fat. Not true all the time. I am a size 10 Apple Shaped woman, and am considered medium sized. What Apple shaped signals is that the woman has a natural tendency to store excess weight around the belly. However, doesn't necessarily mean that the woman will be fat or obese.
No no no
Sorry a belly like the one you show at the beginning of the video cannot be hidden!
It's not just the tummy that looks fat in all these photos, legs butt hips neck arms. Women, stop eating so much fattening food! Just stop it, eat organic only stay away from all cookies and ice cream. You can do it!
Amazing videos thanks
Glad you like them! Thank you for the feedback!😘