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Woman Recreates Outfits To Show The Double Standards Of Fashion Trends, But Not Everyone’s Convinced

Meet Brooklyn Allen, a 23-year-old part-time retail worker, and part-time social media aficionado.

Recently, Brooklyn saw a number of thin women participate in a trend on TikTok where they recreated popular Pinterest looks. So she decided to take part herself.

“My intention when recreating these outfits is to wear them exactly how the original model did and show how they look on my body,” Allen told Bored Panda. “I’m trying to show women who are my size that we can wear these outfits and look good! I do the best with what I have and sometimes the outfits don’t turn out well. In that case, I talk about society’s standards and how hard it is to find items as a plus-size woman and how our treatment is entirely different from thin women’s.”

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Woman Recreates Outfits To Show The Double Standards Of Fashion Trends, But Not Everyone's Convinced

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Creating these recreations, Brooklyn has learned that a lot of outfits work for everyone. “There’s nothing wrong with a fat woman showing some skin, and I’ve found that I love the way I look in these outfits!” Allen said, adding that the recreations have also helped her to find and develop her own style.

“My point from this series is that fat women can wear whatever they want. It’s no one else’s business to tell us what fits, looks good, or ‘flatters’ us. Fat women’s bodies are heavily scrutinized and the clothing that is ‘meant for us’ is clothing that covers every inch of our bodies. I’m not interested in another peplum top. I’m going to wear what I want and advocate for my followers to do the same.”

Her TikTok already has over a million views

@brooklyndallenlove y’all but I said what I said #WidenTheScreen #plussize #fashion #style #pinterest ♬ Kiss Me More (feat. SZA) – Doja Cat

In the video, Brooklyn explains that she’s “missing the key accessory that makes these outfits so desirable and perfect to society, and that is a flat stomach”

Woman Recreates Outfits To Show The Double Standards Of Fashion Trends, But Not Everyone's Convinced

Image credits: brooklyndallen

Woman Recreates Outfits To Show The Double Standards Of Fashion Trends, But Not Everyone's Convinced

Image credits: brooklyndallen

“I’m sure I wasn’t the first plus-size person to do it, but I felt like with my specific body type and size, I could help a lot of my followers understand that they can wear anything they want and look great doing it,” Allen told BuzzFeed.

“When I refer to a flat stomach as an accessory, I am in no way being mean or bitter!” Brooklyn explained. “I’m completely okay with thin women using what they have, but I just want people to understand that it’s not the same for fat women. Our fat stomachs are systemically considered an imperfection, while a thin stomach is something that society would see as an elevation to an outfit.”

Allen thinks that “fat women don’t have the privilege of accessorizing with their fat stomachs unless they want stares and rude comments.”

Woman Recreates Outfits To Show The Double Standards Of Fashion Trends, But Not Everyone's Convinced

Image credits: brooklyndallen

Woman Recreates Outfits To Show The Double Standards Of Fashion Trends, But Not Everyone's Convinced

Image credits: brooklyndallen

Brooklyn aims to highlight what she believes to be a double standard in the fashion world that “has to do greatly with systemic fatphobia.”

“I don’t like the word ‘flattering’ anymore, because I’ve noticed that what’s considered ‘flattering’ on fat women is clothing that hides our bodies,” she said. “Fat women have been ridiculed for ages for wearing crop tops, short skirts/shorts, and just anything that shows skin. Whereas skinny women are celebrated in these items because it shows off their thin bodies — which there’s nothing wrong with, it would just be nice to not be treated differently as a fat woman.”

Image credits: brooklyn.dallen

When it comes to TikTok as a whole, Brooklyn thinks the platform has done a lot of good and a lot of bad for the body positivity movement. “On the good side of things, I have met some of the most loving, accepting people that I now consider friends. And on top of that, I have such an amazing following that truly gets me and relates to me!”

“On the other hand, I think TikTok has pushed a lot of women who would barely be classified as mid-size to the forefront of the movement, which isn’t what the movement was made for. Of course, everyone can be body positive, but I think it’s important for smaller-bodied creators to advocate for the women who are on the larger side of the spectrum and push for their representation.”

Image credits: brooklyn.dallen

“The body positive movement was started by fat black women and was meant to give them representation because they lack(ed) that!” Brooklyn said. “I think we have tons of work to do with putting the bodies this movement was made for as the face of the movement, really uplifting them, and giving them the representation they deserve.”

The woman hopes that people take away from her TikToks the idea that all bodies should have access to fashion.

“I really just want my plus-size women to understand that we can wear whatever we want, and for the thin women following me to understand where I’m coming from, that I am never personally attacking them, and for them to understand their privilege and use that to advocate for plus-size women,” she added.

Image credits: brooklyn.dallen

Brooklyn said the reactions her TikToks have received are mixed. “I have a great support system and tons of followers who understand my intentions and meaning behind the series. They get that I’m always just trying to start a conversation and advocate for fat women.”

“Some people on the other hand take it as a personal attack, and that’s never my intention. They think that ‘some things just don’t look good on fat people’, and prove my entire point with their responses.”

Here’s what people have been saying about Brooklyn’s TikToks

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Demi Zwaan 3 years ago

I don't get this. She seems to show that certain clothes don't fit certain body types? Why is that a problem? I don't wear skinny jeans or leggings because I look fugly in them, but I don't blame anyone else for that? I just wear other pretty pants.

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Stephanie IV 3 years ago

You’re right - though I share the resentment towards clothes that are centered around a flat stomach. I have serious flatness envy. Many women are perfect weight and quite muscular and STILL have a little belly. That’s actually a lovely thing. You know, something that looks really good naked. But not in many fashionable clothes, alas.

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Cassie 3 years ago

Yea, I agree. I have been both very skinny and fat and there's clothes and looks out there that work well for either but rarely for both. I don't get the point in making "skinny" styles look bad because they don't fit your personal body type. Does she want skinny styles banned so skinny people can only wear clothes that are too big for them??

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Esca Sav 3 years ago

Same, I just wish stores would stop selling things that are a "trend." Exhibit A: Crop Tops. I can't find decent clothes to wear for my body type because 80% of the stuff in stores are crop tops right now... That sh*t just doesn't look good on me... Getting on me nervessssss

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Happy_Pandalover 3 years ago (edited)

same thoughts here. Also there‘s enough different clothing types for all kinds of body types. Just find something, that flatters you or that you want to wear. Also It seems like she‘s purposley posing in a way, that makes her examples look less flattering. For example the white skirt look. The Model wears it covering her belly, she purposely wears it deeper down so it shows her belly. She could‘ve just pull the skirt up her belly and it it would‘ve looked different. Based on her other looks, she knows damn well how to pose on the camera. So i‘m not buying that, sorry.

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Among Us 3 years ago

I agree. I don't wear skinny jeans because it makes it hard to move around and feels uncomfortable, not because of how my body looks.

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago (edited)

I posted it as a reply to someone already, but if anyone has 2 mins and wants to see a summary of pics of 100 years of the ideal and fashionable body type for women, the link is: https://www.insider.com/models-evolution-photos-2018-2?amp It's amazing to see all the ways women have been viewed as "ideal", depending on what decade you are referencing

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Ben Smith 3 years ago

It creates the illusion that being overweight isn't grossly unhealthy. Lizzo is more dangerous than Covid.

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Mike Ieva 3 years ago

Well... I look terrible in some clothes... I'm 1.86, 85 kg, pandemic body... If something doesn't fit me... Well... I look for something that it does... I don't get the point of this vídeo... Also, most of the pictures in printerest and IG are photoshopped and the clothes are fixed for the model in that moment... What's her point? That not all the clothes fits you? That's for sure... That the people on those pictures do extra excercise and diets to look like that?... Well... Duh... Of course... But... Why does she wants to use clothes that doesn't fit her????

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cassiushumanmother 3 years ago (edited)

Exactly! I'm smaller than 1,60m and obvisously i can't wear trendy "oversized" clothes or i will look totally lost in fabric, like Dopey from Snow White, i can't wear long dresses or i will look like a piece of fabric with a small head on top... And i have a 35feet size (2-3) so it's a pain in the "foot" to find pretty women shoes... "Boo hoo hoo double standards are so hard on me! I will take pictures with clothes that fit tall women and start a movement to free tiny women from such a significant injustice! " Or i will stay happy to buy sneakers with children prices and avoid tall woman clothes to avoid being cast as Dopey in the next Disney live action movie and i will continue to be happy with the body that carry my brain.

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Kostas 3 years ago

what? what is the point of this?

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

The point seems to be making itself obvious in this comments section. That people who scream blue murder about discrimination when it comes to race, disability or gender have immediately ganged up to attack anyone who challenges their thinking about what clothes are 'acceptable'.

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Arikan 3 years ago

I don’t understand why people insist on wearing clothes that does not fit them. There are aesthetic clothes for all body types and you prove nothing with parading around looking fugly.... Anyway, a flat stomach is a choice in 99% of the case. I am sorry, I know a lot fat people hate to hear this, but YOU are the one who is not willing to put in the effort to get and maintain a flat stomach. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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troufaki13 3 years ago

@Arikan, I agree with the first part of your comment, but totally disagree on the second. As someone who has struggled my whole life with my body I can assure you that a flat stomach is not just hard work and perseverance. I've gone from 45 kgs to 90 (99 pounds to 200) and back to 55 (121) and never EVER have I had a flat stomach. I eat healthy, I exercise, I don't smoke/drink but still my belly is there, round and showing. Now, in my mid 40s I've come to terms with it (can't say I love it, I still have a long way!!) but I know now that this is my body type and I dress accordingly. I feel better than ever :)

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Aroha 3 years ago

This 99% can have a flat stomach is just not true. First off, 10% of women have endometriosis, and endo belly is a real pain in the a-double-snakes. I am at a healthy weight, exercise up to 12 h per week, eat fresh & unprocessed, and still I don't have (and have never had) a flat stomach. And that is just one reason someone might have for this terrible crime of having a belly that doesn't fit a beauty standard.

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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

Not true. When I was young, I was a gymnast. The workouts were geared toward increasing strength, especially in your core muscles. Despite all that, I never had a flat stomach; always a curvy one. My abs were strong, but I never had a six-pack, even though I put in the effort.

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Popescu Adina 3 years ago

The percentage is way lower than 99%. There are some hormonal problems among skinny people that get them a bloated look from time to time. I also have a friend with a curvy spine (idk the term) but it pushes her belly outside...she is skinny and went to the doctors who said that that's just how she is, nothing wrong with her. Also know a lot people with thyroid conditions and the tricky thing about it is that you can't tell at first that you gain weight from being sick, there are few symptoms and all can be blamed on stress/life... and by the time you get diagnosed, you are already fat and it's really hard to lose weight (especially since you can't exhaust yourself too much, can't eat certain green foods, and even if you do everything right, some little detail might still be off like your thyroid messing up your insulin levels that keep storing fat like crazy even if you are on a strict diet and work out 5 days a week for at least 3 hours with a specialised trainer... yeah true case)

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Grumble O'Pug 3 years ago

Oh dear, an idiotic body shamer.

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Samara Morgan 9 months ago

You're an idiot. Even when I was underweight, I never had a flat stomach. Some people can't really have it, doesn't matter if it's because of endometriosis, wrong spine curvature or IBS. You clearly know nothing about real life.

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

How about we just stop tearing women down for not wearing what we tell them to? What is it to do with anyone what another woman wants to wear and why is it supposedly a responsibility to anyone else to look attractive to them? Why are we still buying into the misogynistic trope that a woman's job is to be attractive to others?

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago (edited)

I would rather have a pudgy stomach than your judgemental personality. This entire thread just proves how quickly women are prepared to tear down other women. I am disgusted by the comments on this post. Literally disgusted. You all need to go take a long, hard look at the morals and ethics that you bleat on about so publicly, because I see the real toxicity coming through in bucketfuls.

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Iggy 3 years ago

This is silly. Different clothes suit different people.

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TheSneakyNinja 3 years ago (edited)

I agree. I guess it's fine though.

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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago (edited)

I am going to come flat out and say it— the clothing in these TikTok is not at all flattering on any body type! (At least in my personal opinion— people are more than free to disagree.) I am also genuinely confused by some of what she says, especially her comment about people with smaller frames being “privileged” for having a flat stomach. Come again? My stomach is not a bloody accessory. I have an athletic build, and do have to work hard to maintain it- it isn’t a privilege. The woman in the photos is gorgeous and I’m sorry that she feels this way. Can we please stop body shaming on all sides? Wear what makes you happy and stop shaming others.

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Mimi M 3 years ago

Newsflash - wear clothing that goes with your body type. Was that too hard?

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Mockster 3 years ago

Can people just stop ...

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Michael Beswick 3 years ago

Clothes tend to look good on a person when they fit well, regardless of their size.

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Shelp 3 years ago

So, clothes tend to fit the people better they were intended for in the first place? Big news today

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Dre Mosley 3 years ago

Let me guess, she's a "real woman." because she's not thin.

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

Here is the last 100 years of women's vastly different body types in fashion, summarised and short with images of each. Have a look. And they by no means are all thin. But they are all real women https://www.insider.com/models-evolution-photos-2018-2?amp

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Yegramma 3 years ago

I applaud anyone who will put themselves out there as a voice for change. But I absolutely HATE that people focus so much on the outside of themselves and others. I carry weight, but I HAVE fat, I am not fat. I am more than that. I am creative, empathic, funny, loving...can we just let go of the demand that everyone look the same? And allow human beings to just be who they want to be. The pressures of looking just like what someone in the fashion industry wants me to look like is ridiculous, because they are influencing me to buy their stuff, make them rich. Nothing more. Its ridiculous.

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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crazy_cat_notAlady 3 years ago

please wear whatever gives u confidence and makes u happy. life's too short to keep wondering about what others think about ur outfit. if u don't love yourself, who will?

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Pavlina G 3 years ago

Whatever happened to dressing for your body type?

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Roshan Dash 3 years ago (edited)

There had been many posts on boredpanda about 2 friends, one who is slim and another friend is curvy showing how the same outfit looks on 2 different body types. Both look gorgeous. Because the clothes are properly made and fitted. If you are looking for controversy, you will find it anyway like this woman above. Here's one post: https://www.boredpanda.com/two-friends-same-outfit/

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Zillyboy 3 years ago

Goes for men, too. You wear the stuff that presents you in the best light. Or, we could dress everybody in shapeless burlap so we'd all look the same. Though now that I think of it, that's been done.

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Treessimontrees 3 years ago

What a waste of everyone's time

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Kelli from Fitness Blender 3 years ago

I agree with the comment talking about stores not stocking petite-sized clothing. I am teeny tiny, but I don't want to shop in the little girl's section, and I usually can't find many things that actually fit me in the woman's.

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Sista of the moon 3 years ago

Exactly. Totally agree

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Mike Crow 3 years ago

She looks so beautiful!!! 😍

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YourAveragePooh 3 years ago (edited)

I admire her confidence so much! I'd love for her to be my stylist.

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ShenaniGens 10 months ago

AHH The clothes, the lighting, the body positivity! The moral of the story: wear things that make you feel CONFIDENT!!

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Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

The only issue I see is that this person is deliberately stirring up controversy by posing in very childish poses that the original models are not in. She wears Mary Jane shoes and white socks, making her look as if she's about 8 years old when she's clearly much older than that, and she's exaggerating the poses so that her belly sticks out or hangs out much farther than it does when she's standing straight. THAT is where she's being controversial, therefore not even worth bothering to pay attention to.

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Evelette Athena-Ann Brady 3 years ago

Slay girl

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MiniMaus 3 years ago

If you're that fat you don't wear outfits that basically make you look this bad. Not every style is for every body. I'm not skinny, but I wouldn't wear these styles cuz they just wouldn't enhance anything that I do have

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Éva Nemes 3 years ago

Just, WHY? I'm skinny now, BUT. When I was "fat" (bigger tummy, legs...) I DON'T wear too small or too tight clothes, because they don't fit on me. I felt myself uncomfortably in them.

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sturmwesen 3 years ago

She can wear what she wants to but what people like to see is their perogative. In my opinion a lot of these outfits don't even look good on average or slim bodytypes.

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LittleMissLotus 3 years ago

Uhhh just gonna point out that the skirt she bought won't look flattering on anyone, period- it hits the midsection at an awful place and it's close to being transparent... honestly, a lot of these outfits would actually look great in her if she had bought a skirt that was more opaque and high waisted like the one in the photo. And she kind failed to make a point on the jeans and tank top one, because I think she looked just as good as the other model tbh

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Logic and Reason 3 years ago

It’s so easy to just not care what people look like, and weight is a flawed system for measuring health. I hope that people keep themselves healthy, but why should I care what they wear? They’re wearing it for themselves, not for me.

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

Louder for those in the back! I am sickened by the hypocrisy. Literally the top voted post on the previous article was about a man complaining that women shouldn't wear trousers, and all the comments were "ZOMG! How dare a man tell women what to wear! Not OK!". Next article, and women are tearing down other women for not wearing what they deem 'acceptable'.

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Lylan Daina 3 years ago

At 47 I can hardly understand why have the nerve to compare one self to other standards. Have your own standard, style, what fits you, what suits you, you decide not whatever internet application my goodness this is going too far and these youths are so sensitive to anything!! Get a skin, know yourself, thats all that matters!! For fxxx sake!!!

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Fawminaj 2 years ago

What is the point of this? Don't buy toddler clothes for your teenager

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CatsWearingHats 2 years ago

I know that being slimmer comes with better health, but can we take a second to understand how exactly odd this world has become? People used to be living in caves, just discovering fire. People used to live in tiny homes, where the women had no spare time to do anything other than cook and clean. And now here we are. There are mental disorders, because of how the world agrees that “thinner is better”. I just think it’s so weird, once thought about in retrospect. And now, anyone who dares to go outside of those views, is “rebellious”. I wish the world was a better place sometimes. We’re floating on a rock in space, and yet here we are. Fighting on an app over opinions on some girls outfit, on some app named after an endangered animal. What happened.

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Franc Esca 3 years ago

The pinterest models are not fat though... captions make nonsense

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E. Rangel 3 years ago

Well I get her meaning clothes are made for skinny people designers have that in mind when they have run ways you never see people that have big hips are very short like me I have to be very careful what I choose a lot of the clothes that I buy have to be fixed and I'm not a seamstress but it seems like the designers are never going to catch up do making clothes for women that have stomachs an ass and wide hips and short legs if they got their crap together they might have more money in their bank accounts

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Gabby M 3 years ago (edited)

While it is certainly problematic that flat stomachs are seen as the beauty ideal, as even healthy people often have a little bit of a belly, I think that her posts are...misguided. There are cute ways for plus size women to show their midriff. For example, if the skirt she wore was longer and looser, and if the top fit a little differently, it could be a cute outfit. Here's an example: https://i.styleoholi...a-brown-bag.jpg

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Ben Smith 3 years ago

Flat stomachs being the beauty ideal is in no way problematic. There's no reason for you to diminish what is many peoples' goal. It may not be your goal or your ideal, but you don't get to decide what's "problematic."

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Kelzbelz79 3 years ago

Fat,thin,old or young some clothes just look better on different body types, I'm really thin,always have been but I don't put alot on show cos I like to feel comfy .

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Jrizzy Jay 3 years ago

What was the point of this post? To show what we already know, that overweight women are not visually appealing? Lose weight and the clothes will fit fine as they were designed to. You will also have the added benefit of being healthy.

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YourAveragePooh 3 years ago (edited)

Who said overweight people aren't visually appealing?? I thought we stopped judging people based on their sizes. And also being healthy doesn't mean being slim/thin. Stop with the stereotypes already. Idk what these men are trying to accomplish from commenting about bodies of perfectly beautiful women. I don't care If I get down voted today . Regardless of how small or big someone is Everyone must feel appreciated. Their choices must be accepted by the society.

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Megan Flanagan 3 years ago

Nah, 95% of the issue is how pale she is to be honest. That being said, there is a tool for every job and this girl has a great face. She just isn't wearing the right tool

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Emilycookie 3 years ago

honestly i thought she looked pretty cute.

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KT 3 years ago

So....she's horrendously fat, and decides to try and dress skanky and looks repulsive..... And that's somehow fashions fault? You wear what looks good on you and if you're fat you don't wear revealing tiny pieces of clothing

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HooowlAtTheMoon 3 years ago

Well I mean, I'm pretty sure her point was to show how much better these styles look on thinner people but she looks absolutely stunning.

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Chenandoa 3 years ago

Remember, weight is not an imperfection. In fact, some cultures (polynesian included, I think) PREFER chunky ladies...its all in the eye of the beholder.

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Joshua Brenneman 3 years ago

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Meme Mee 3 years ago

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Cip IESAN 3 years ago

Rrrrright!

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Mimi M 3 years ago

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Aunt Messy 3 years ago

I am 57. Child free by choice. 5'8" tall and about 140 pounds (I don't use a scale, I just go by whether my pants fit or not because I hate shopping). That weight hasn't changed substantially in over 30 years.

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Meme Mee 3 years ago

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

Well I guess she could, but it seems you're out there getting the job done, there may not be anything left for her :) don't go getting jealous now!

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Cip IESAN 3 years ago

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

If your vanity is so great that you prefer to live on a diet that borders on an eating disorder, then you do you I guess. If, however, you are a compassionate human being that recognises that not everyone has the health, time, finances, or access to fresh food to come up to your 'standards', then that would be infinitely preferable.

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Cip IESAN 3 years ago

Nah. I'm 53 y.o., 192 cm (must be 6'.3") and I weight now 84 kilograms. In January I had 102. I spend all my time at home, in front of the computer (I'm a writer / journalist / etc.), no jogging, no sports (I hate sports!), leaving home only twice a week for some beers with friends. For five month I eat only (the cheepest) fat pork meat, pig neck (about 500 grams per day), and pickled cabbage or fresh cabbage salads. Some 5-10 bucks a day. No bread, no sugar, no junk food. That's how I'm 84 kilos now. My wife is a medical doctor (specialised in nutrition) and she learnt me well. I eat what I need, how much I need, without any diet. No vanity here, but I hate to look like a pig who can't stop eating junk food.

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Demi Zwaan 3 years ago

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Stephanie IV 3 years ago

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Cassie 3 years ago

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Esca Sav 3 years ago

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Happy_Pandalover 3 years ago (edited)

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Among Us 3 years ago

I agree. I don't wear skinny jeans because it makes it hard to move around and feels uncomfortable, not because of how my body looks.

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago (edited)

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Ben Smith 3 years ago

It creates the illusion that being overweight isn't grossly unhealthy. Lizzo is more dangerous than Covid.

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Mike Ieva 3 years ago

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cassiushumanmother 3 years ago (edited)

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Kostas 3 years ago

what? what is the point of this?

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Arikan 3 years ago

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troufaki13 3 years ago

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Aroha 3 years ago

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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

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Popescu Adina 3 years ago

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Grumble O'Pug 3 years ago

Oh dear, an idiotic body shamer.

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Samara Morgan 9 months ago

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago (edited)

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Iggy 3 years ago

This is silly. Different clothes suit different people.

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TheSneakyNinja 3 years ago (edited)

I agree. I guess it's fine though.

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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago (edited)

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Mimi M 3 years ago

Newsflash - wear clothing that goes with your body type. Was that too hard?

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Mockster 3 years ago

Can people just stop ...

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Michael Beswick 3 years ago

Clothes tend to look good on a person when they fit well, regardless of their size.

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Shelp 3 years ago

So, clothes tend to fit the people better they were intended for in the first place? Big news today

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Dre Mosley 3 years ago

Let me guess, she's a "real woman." because she's not thin.

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

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Yegramma 3 years ago

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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crazy_cat_notAlady 3 years ago

please wear whatever gives u confidence and makes u happy. life's too short to keep wondering about what others think about ur outfit. if u don't love yourself, who will?

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Pavlina G 3 years ago

Whatever happened to dressing for your body type?

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Roshan Dash 3 years ago (edited)

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Zillyboy 3 years ago

Goes for men, too. You wear the stuff that presents you in the best light. Or, we could dress everybody in shapeless burlap so we'd all look the same. Though now that I think of it, that's been done.

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Treessimontrees 3 years ago

What a waste of everyone's time

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Kelli from Fitness Blender 3 years ago

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Sista of the moon 3 years ago

Exactly. Totally agree

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Mike Crow 3 years ago

She looks so beautiful!!! 😍

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YourAveragePooh 3 years ago (edited)

I admire her confidence so much! I'd love for her to be my stylist.

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ShenaniGens 10 months ago

AHH The clothes, the lighting, the body positivity! The moral of the story: wear things that make you feel CONFIDENT!!

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Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago

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Evelette Athena-Ann Brady 3 years ago

Slay girl

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MiniMaus 3 years ago

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Éva Nemes 3 years ago

Just, WHY? I'm skinny now, BUT. When I was "fat" (bigger tummy, legs...) I DON'T wear too small or too tight clothes, because they don't fit on me. I felt myself uncomfortably in them.

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sturmwesen 3 years ago

She can wear what she wants to but what people like to see is their perogative. In my opinion a lot of these outfits don't even look good on average or slim bodytypes.

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LittleMissLotus 3 years ago

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Logic and Reason 3 years ago

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Lylan Daina 3 years ago

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Fawminaj 2 years ago

What is the point of this? Don't buy toddler clothes for your teenager

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CatsWearingHats 2 years ago

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Franc Esca 3 years ago

The pinterest models are not fat though... captions make nonsense

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E. Rangel 3 years ago

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Gabby M 3 years ago (edited)

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Ben Smith 3 years ago

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Kelzbelz79 3 years ago

Fat,thin,old or young some clothes just look better on different body types, I'm really thin,always have been but I don't put alot on show cos I like to feel comfy .

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Jrizzy Jay 3 years ago

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YourAveragePooh 3 years ago (edited)

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Megan Flanagan 3 years ago

Nah, 95% of the issue is how pale she is to be honest. That being said, there is a tool for every job and this girl has a great face. She just isn't wearing the right tool

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Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Emilycookie 3 years ago

honestly i thought she looked pretty cute.

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KT 3 years ago

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HooowlAtTheMoon 3 years ago

Well I mean, I'm pretty sure her point was to show how much better these styles look on thinner people but she looks absolutely stunning.

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Chenandoa 3 years ago

Remember, weight is not an imperfection. In fact, some cultures (polynesian included, I think) PREFER chunky ladies...its all in the eye of the beholder.

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