Is the photo the house you lived in? I'm pretty sure I know where it is and I had always wondered if it was apartments - is it on W Montgomery on the side with the funeral home? Or kinda in the back of old town nearer to Falls? When I was a kid (37 now), we used to see patients walking up and down W Montgomery from…
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Huzzah! This is actually my favorite thing at Ye Olde Faire.
Literally ANY person in the DC/MD/VA area is a better person than Dan Snyder. And we are talking about a place that's LOADED WITH POLITICIANS.
Does anyone actually wear that stuff? Anyone who doesn't play Covet?
Get thee to Kiyonna. They have lots of lace dresses in great colors and fits! (do not work for Kiyonna, I just always remember them for their lace dresses)
Have you tried Torrid? I love their jeans.
Nice! Love it when that happens!
You are absolutely right. I'm in the more traditional 16-24 range of plus, so it's not fair of me to exclude the range above.
Wow, that's the opposite of my experience, especially at Target. I find that usually the larger sizes are the ones available. Even in the plus-size specialty stores too. Maybe in your store's case, those ladies didn't think the store would carry anything that could fit them?
But this is what I mean in that it's a Target problem - they could work with designers who want to be more inclusive. I don't necessarily think that's their job, but it would be awfully nice. I think that might be the point is that they don't "care" about a large (no pun intended) part of their shoppers. I don't…
I'll take any recommendations. Most of his shirts are from Kohls since he sized out of Casual Male as he's more of a LT there, but he feels like he has such limited options. One of his favorite shirts is from Penny's, so maybe we'll try there again. Thanks!
Don't forget see-through!
Where do you shop for your big and tall clothes? My husband is also 6'5 and 250 and has a hell of a time.
We need FatBucks.
Even the exclusively-plus size stores do this...I'm looking at you, Torrid. It's so freaking frustrating.
It is a Target problem - Target could tell the guest designers that they need a collection that fits sizes 0-24 because they want a line that fits most of their customers. But they don't.
<Huggingkitten.gif> Hugging kittens for all my friends!
This is the part that pisses me off the most.