I recently met the stunning Louise from Style Me Curvy at the Marks & Spencer Ireland AW12 launch. Louise is a plus sized model (not in my eyes but in the fashion industry's eyes). She has a gorgeous blog where she shares pictures from the modelling work she does as well as her own personal style.
Ariana is in her 20's and I just wished she posted more often over at Fat Fatale Fashion
Of course I have to mention Avenue 57, where real women post their own daily photos. It's like 20 or more style blogs in one place each day! And it's more 'real' than a lot of blogs..
I hope you enjoy these curvy blogs as much as I do. Please share any others that you know of - there is no one style blog that will tick all the boxes - even my wonderful blog - I know you find that hard to believe! ;) The more blogs you look at with different shapes and styles of blogger, the more you'll get a feel for what you like and don't like and for what might suit you. Till next time...
lot of women look for curvy women styling outfits, and this could be helpful to alot ! Style is for everyone, and i totally agree !
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I wasn't aware of some of these other blogs so thank you for sharing, and of course thank you for mentioning Avenue 57 :-)
ReplyDeleteI really want all women of any size to feel good about themselves and that can be done by being inspired by others to wear x,y or z items - we all have the ability to be inspired and to inspire others ourselves.
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What about me, I'm a size 16 and only 5ft 2 but then again I am not very confident with photo's, some curvy girls are photogenic despite their size, I was never photogenic even when I was thin!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharron…I should have included you too - sorry! I was focused on outfit posts I guess and knew you didn't do as many of those. But you are too hard on yourself - you should do more photos of you - you have great style x
DeleteI follow your blog Sharon and love your great style!
DeleteI love your blog! This post is awesome!
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I'm not curvy but like reading curvy girl blogs as it's much harder to dress a curvy body shape, all the tall and skinny ones look great in anything so the curvy bloggers perhaps have to have more natural style to look good, if you know what I mean.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Avril! I agree with Treasure n Pleasure, I'm not curvy but I love reading all types of fashion blogs. They have great style, looking forward to checking out the blogs! Nx
ReplyDeleteGreat post Avril, great ideas and variety. Great to have a look at all d blogs. Style is for all:-)
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Thanks so much for stopping by my sock bun post today. I'm going to be trying the style myself for the first time today:)
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I beg to differ. There are lots of very confident sylish curvy and plus size bloggers out there. They are just out of the radar from the mainstream fashion scene because plus size is still considered flawed. Who could learn about style from a plus size woman, right? Yet these bloggers can easily deliver lessons in style. THey are all sizes, all styles and they are all over the world. This is just a short (yes, short, counting all the curvy and plus size blogs I've seen) list of my favourite ones I've compiled for you. Would you please write another quick post for those readers of you who requested curvy blogs?
ReplyDeletehttp://girlwithcurves.com/ incredibly stylish and beautiful. Tall and curvy. San Francisco, USA
http://www.leblogdebigbeauty.com/ Amazing plus size. FRANCE
http://myvintagecurves.it/ Curvy and 40+. ITALY
http://www.gabifresh.com/ Young curvy fashionista. New York, USA
http://www.stylehasnosize.com/ Curves empowering. NETHERLANDS.
http://grownandcurvywoman.com/ This woman is not afraid of colour and wear every outfit for work. USA
http://missindiedesigns.blogspot.com/ Cute 23 yo. Sweetest face. USA
http://franishh.blogspot.com/ Another young curvy blogger. Posts everything before work in a lab. USA
http://www.jasiferlionsclub.com/ SWEDISH currently living in the USA
http://vistetequevienencurvas.blogspot.com/ SPAIN
http://www.thenaturalfashionista.com/ Not afraid of her curves! USA
http://www.hemsforher.com/ So self-confident that even posts swimwear. USA
http://www.wardrobeoxygen.com/ petite and curvy. Great style advice. USA
http://www.mommagoround.com/ currently preggers, but also a school gate stylist. USA
http://www.wittywhitney.com/ Fun outfits. USA
http://fashionistammc.blogspot.com/ USA
http://hipsandhangers.blogspot.com/ Young everyday style. USA
THe next two blogs I don't follow just because their style is too far from what I would be comfortable with wearing. Along them there are dozens others I am not including here for the same reason:
http://athickgirlscloset.blogspot.com/ USA
http://reginereport.com/ USA
Each blogger will lead you to at least one other curvy blog so it is possible each of your curvy readers will find one blogger whose style they'll love. BTW, I follow you daily even if I weigh possibly 3 times what you do, but I love your style, and even if many of your outfits would not look good on me, I can find inspiration in the combination of colours and materials. As my favorite curvy bloggers say "Style has no size"
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ReplyDeleteoops! Not 3 times, but almost twice as much yes :-D Thanks for this post, btw. It helps to open up the fashion scene for us curvies. Does it tell English is not my native language? I know I am too blunt for English speaking cultures but even if I know the language very well, I still don't manage the subtleties that could come across as offensive or aggressive. Its funny how when an American, for example, is learning Spanish, they say way too many "por favor" and "gracias" (please and thank you). We don't use those nearly as much!
ReplyDeleteAwww, yay! Thanks for the shout out!
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