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TIPS FOR BUYING A PLUS SIZE JUMPSUIT FROM ESHAKTI

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Here’s the thing, I’m fat… I’m pretty sure my blog title gave that one away. I do not care to flatter my curves or look slimmer. I want to look like me. And me is a fat person, who really wants to be comfy. Specifically, I want to be comfortable in a plus size jumpsuit. They’re like dresses but without chub rub, and that is some shit I am into to. With all of that said, I am also a fat person who is acutely aware of what people think I “should” be wearing, or what the “rules” to dressing a plus size body are. And oftentimes those rules leave me and my body out of really great trends because the rest of the world decided what an article of clothing “should” look like on a body without any fat people in mind.

Jumpsuits are one of those trends that you just don’t see on fat people. Which is bullshit. Part of that is a lack of representation, and part of that is a lack of understanding for dressing fat people’s bodies from manufacturers. So I decided to try my best at a little guide for buying jumpsuits (I’m using the Eshakti line as my example, but the suggestions apply across brands). Let’s do this…

  • Buy one size up. If you have a large tummy like myself, you’re likely going to need some extra fabric in the midsection. Buying one size up will help that out a lot. Another option is to buy the “tall” version if it is available. I frequently buy tall clothing because I have a long torso and a lot of belly fat, which can some times be difficult to find shirts long enough for.
  • Be considerate of your undies. I don’t wear spanx, or any kind of control-type panties, however when I am wearing a jumpsuit it is of the utmost importance that you protect your nether regions from any inevitable riding up the outfit may do. For me, this is a comfort thing. I don’t mind the camel-toe look so much as I do not enjoy the feeling. So I wear high waist briefs. It’s also very difficult to adjust your underwear in a jumpsuit so you want to make sure you’re wearing ones that stay in place.
  • Break up the jumpsuit with an accessory. It doesn’t have to be anything wild or fancy, a simple belt worn in a comfortable position can help to define your body shape. You can also wear a body chain like I did in this post!
  • Measure from the widest part of you. When ordering a jumpsuit it’s super important that you order it based on your largest measurement.
  • And of course, only wear things you love and think are super cool on your body. I feel like a bad ass in jumpsuits whenever I wear them, so I’m going to keep rocking them. All trends are for all bodies. Even if you haven’t seen your own body demonstrated wearing something that doesn’t mean you’re not “supposed” to be wearing it. You’ve got this amazing body, dress it however the fuck you want!

Jumpsuit – Eshakti
Shoes – Amazon
Bag – Similar 
Belt – OldNavy

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Alysta

Sunday 10th of July 2016

Hi, Thanks. For your post! I've been wanting to buy a Jumpsuit for ages. Just didnt have the courage. Saw this beautiful black one with cut out sides but was still pondering over whether to get it or not. I'm a size 12/14 uk with 36 E boobies. Seeing how confident you are finally gave me the little push I needed. Thanks a lot. You are gorgeous by the way!

fatgirlflow

Wednesday 13th of July 2016

thanks babe!!!!!! <3

Keri-Ann

Friday 22nd of January 2016

HA! "hey’re like dresses but without chub rub" I have NEVER heard of anyone say that about a jumpsuit before! I love it! I've honestly never been into jumpsuits...maybe this year I'll try one!

Georgie

Sunday 16th of August 2015

Such an inspiration!!! Love you in your Killin' it tee and the jumpsuit looks bad ass too. I absolutely love how honest and open you are, a true pioneer for women's beauty. The female form should be appreciated in all of its forms, big or little, skinny or fat. Keep rocking it Fatgirlflow, and you're right - you can't tell what people are thinking when they look at you; but I'm glad we can't. A wise man told me once - "what other people think about you is none of your fucking business!" Big love hun xx

Marissa

Monday 3rd of August 2015

Hello, fatgirl! :) I just wanted to say I adore your blog and I've been reading it for months now. I'm not plus-sized myself (size 8 here) but let me tell you, we medium-sized girls have tons of body issues too! I love your style and your confidence, it inspires me to let go of my stupid insecurities and wear what I like, not just what's flattering. You're awesome! :)

PS I'm a little obsessed with your stomach tattoo, lol.

Wendy

Sunday 2nd of August 2015

Let me first say you look great. I have been trying to be more positive with myself. I do have a question with low back thing things. I cant stand not wearing a bra. I have looked and cant find what I can wear with a low back that is not showing almost the whole back of the bra. Thanks and you keep being you because your awesome!!!

fatgirlflow

Sunday 2nd of August 2015

Hi Wendy! I am still searching for the perfect low back bra. I generally have the same issue as you. I think I'll be making a post all about bras in the next couple weeks, lets hope I come up with some options!