“Plus Size = Oversized” and Other Myths We’re Done With
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“Plus Size = Oversized” and Other Myths We’re Done With
Let’s bust some fashion myths (and maybe a few egos too 💁♀️)
If you’ve ever been told to wear black, hide your tummy, or "just buy a men's XL" — this one’s for you.
Being plus size in India means you get served a LOT of fashion advice — most of it 💩
So today, we’re calling out the myths, the madness, and the unsolicited “style tips” we never asked for. Buckle up, sis 👇
❌ Myth 1: “Plus size means oversized”
Oh, so because I wear 5XL, I should wear a tent? Nah. Oversized ≠ flattering. And plus size ≠ shapeless.
The truth: The right fit makes all the difference. We design with your curves in mind — not to hide them, but to highlight them beautifully.
👉 Try a fitted co-ord set (and shock your aunties)
❌ Myth 2: “Only black makes you look slim”
Girl, wear color. Life’s too short to live in a black bubble.
The truth: It's not the color — it's the cut, the fabric, and how you wear it. Also, mustard and wine > boring black any day.
🧡 Shop Bold Colors in M to 10XL
❌ Myth 3: “You shouldn’t wear prints if you’re heavy”
First of all, we’re not printers. Second of all, prints don’t add weight — bad tailoring does.
The truth: A well-placed print can balance your shape, draw the eye, and elevate your whole look.
🌸 Printed Kurtas That Do You Justice
❌ Myth 4: “Plus size = unhealthy”
We're here to shop, not to explain our blood reports 🙃
The truth: Size doesn’t determine health. And style definitely shouldn’t depend on it.
❌ Myth 5: “Buy men’s clothes if you want larger sizes”
I didn’t ask for your gym shorts, Ankit. We want clothes that actually fit, flatter, and FEEL good.
The truth: We design for curves, busts, hips, and everything in between — not boxy cuts and boring necklines.
🌙 Nightwear Made for Women (Not Boys)
💥 Final Word: Let’s Wear What We Want
We’ve heard enough fashion myths to last a lifetime. Now it’s our turn to write the rules:
- ✔️ Wear prints
- ✔️ Show your arms
- ✔️ Rock those co-ords
- ✔️ And most importantly — wear joy 🧡