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Why are”maternity style tops” such a rage on QVC? They are long and wide!!! Not to mention than some of them have ruffles on the bottom to make them resemble tutu’s. Lol

Unles you are so underweight and paper thin you feel you must wear clothing to make you look 20 pounds or more heavier This is not a good look on anyone. 

 

 

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And the women who are pregnant wear skin tight clothing.  Go figure!

 

 

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@kaydee50 wrote:

And the women who are pregnant wear skin tight clothing.  Go figure!

 

 


I was going to say the same thing!!

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Many of us are over 50 and no one would ever think we are pregnant. Much too old. 

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@jewel3 wrote:

Many of us are over 50 and no one would ever think we are pregnant. Much too old. 


@jewel3 ~~ Yes, but most of the tunic, flowy (full) tops make you look it, especially if you have an ample tummy!  JMO, but in no way is this style flattering, but maybe on a younger, taller, slim person.  I don't think a younger women would choose to wear this style, just too dowdy/frumpy.

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That is very kind of you to say that we might look pregnant. It’s really just looking chubby and middle aged. But you are very kind. I do prefer fuller tops that skim my body, give me plenty of room to move, and don’t fit close. I feel like that looks best - maybe because I was a child in the late60s when granny dresses, butterfly dresses and peasant top were popular.

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Wrong is still wrong just because you benefited from it.
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My daughter is a plus size lady and she wouldn’t be caught dead in tops like this. She says her hips are already large and she doesn’t need help from tent tops that go down to her knees. 😊. She dresses in classic clothing and looks great, she is very good at  wearing jewelry and scarves or patterns that excentuate her beauty and downplays her flaws. We all have them.   

I am not referring to a-line style tops that skim the hips, , but to those that actually look like the old time maternity tops. Sorry, in my opinion not a good look for anyone. 

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I wear lots of flowy boho style tops & fitted button front blouses too. Everyone has different taste so if you don't like flowy, don't buy...how's that a problem?

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For the record, being a size 2 and petite and finding clothes that flatter and don’t overwhelm is not a bowl of cherries, either. 

 

There are some issues in both directions.