Okay, y'all, I <3 shopping. As a result of extensive searching, I've found quite a few places that have clothes that flatter my body and make me feel good about my figure. I thought I'd share a few of these places with everyone. Also, feel free to add your own.
Hosiery:I love all the cute stuff you can get from this site. I've obtained large quantity of thigh-high stripy cotton socks, leg warmers, arm warmers, and the like.
http://www.sockdreams.com/_pages/index.phpPricier, but with some awesome items for the boy who is trying to dress as a woman but trying to hide that fact, American Apparel has lots of unisex clothes. Also, I really like their almost training bra-like bras.
http://store.americanapparel.net/http://store.americanapparel.net/7319.html?cid=219 <--$10 bra
I love, love, love the lingerie at Eberjey. Feminine, beautiful, and easy to hide under clothing.
http://eberjey.com/index.phpClothing:Old Navy never fails to surprise me in incredible deals. While the pants/jeans are ALWAYS too short for me, their tops are great. If you get a chance to visit their store on a day when their clearance is an extra 40% off clearance prices, you can walk away with whole outfits for under $10.
http://oldnavy.gap.com/?Maurices is a favorite of mine because it's very chic 20-somethings woman clothing at cheap-reasonable prices. I've bought numerous jeans from them and sizes range from 0-24. So, yay!
http://www.maurices.com/home/index.jspI love this site because you can find just about anything your heart desires in any style. To me, it's like the eBay of quirky clothing options. I <3 etsy.
http://www.etsy.com/If you can, visit this store in person. D.E.B. always has great sales, but you definitely need to try on before you buy because sizes of the same kind can vary.
http://www.debshops.com/home/index.jspAlthough these are two completely different places, I post them together and lump them as basically the same kind of site. Delia's and Alloy are bent towards the younger woman (in her teens), but I still find there is plenty that can be worn by girls in their 20s and 30s. Special Note: If you buy pants from here, expect that they are going to be a bit lower rise. Also, if you're not familiar with juniors sizing, go find a store that specializes in junior clothing and try stuff on to get a sense of how the clothing feels. It's different.
http://store.delias.com/frontpage.dohttp://store.alloy.com/frontpage.do?commTrack=shopChannelNowFromAlloy&incmpid=alloymediaAlloyshopI suppose that's all I'll post for now. My shopping options (shoptions) include things for girls of every size. Nothing annoys me more than going to a place where they don't have sizes for bigger girls or their "XL" fits like an "M". I also prefer to find bargains when I have to clothing shop for two (male self/female self).
