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ruchelbuckle
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 Wed, Oct 29 2014, 11:44 am
Yes, ahem, I have a bit of a muffin top.
What style of skirt can be flattering for me? I find anything with an elastic waist to be a no-no. Anything that has pleats is usually out, too. Also, skirts with a fly in the front (many denim/casual have that) are also out. What can work for me?
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Mimisinger
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Wed, Oct 29 2014, 11:48 am
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I think it's more that you need something a)more high waisted and b)not as tight.
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ruchelbuckle
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Wed, Oct 29 2014, 1:54 pm
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I meant to put this in fashion and beauty-- can a mod move it for me? Thanks!
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zaq
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Wed, Oct 29 2014, 2:19 pm
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Modify your blouses instead of your skirts. Go for a blouson style and you can wear just about any skirt you like, except something very full and flared, like a square-dancing crinoline.
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zaq
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Wed, Oct 29 2014, 2:20 pm
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Or invest in long-line bras and wear any kind of top you want. .
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MaBelleVie
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Wed, Oct 29 2014, 2:23 pm
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I agree with zaq- focus on tops that cover your midsection without revealing any contours. The skirt shouldn't make a huge difference since the top of it won't be visible anyway
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debsey
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Wed, Oct 29 2014, 2:24 pm
The midi length flairy skirts that are in now will work well for you, especially paired with a boxy crop top. You'll be super-stylish and be hiding the (ahem...) trouble areas.
debsey
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doublemama
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Wed, Oct 29 2014, 3:56 pm
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I had this problem until I bought a skirt the next size up... Boom...no more muffin top.
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