Clothes do not define you!

Have you ever got a specific size and then put it on at a different store, only to find that it didn't fit you? Without a doubt, I experienced this. It caused sentiments of annoyance and frustration. Sadly, I'm not the only one that has this feeling.

It turns out that there is no standard size scheme used by clothes manufacturers. The majority of clothing firms determine their own size guidelines based on the target market they're attempting to reach. But everyBODY is different!

The fashion industry is a business. Since straight cuts are less "costly" to create, businesses favor them in an effort to reduce expenses as much as possible. What can you do right now to avoid feeling self-conscious about your attire?

Step 1: Is to accept yourself. Accepting everything that has occurred in your life thus far is the first step toward self-acceptance. We will continue to suffer physically, intellectually, and emotionally if we feel guilty and embarrassed of our skin.

Step 2: Is to refuse to believe what the fashion industry tells you about your ideal size. Many women have the same physique as you have! Try to love yourself and accept your body!

Step 3: Choose a store where you can get all the fitting items, and don't be ashamed if your size doesn't exist. Diverse Wardrobe might be a nice place to stop. ;)

All bodies are lovely and deserve to be dressed in clothing that feels good.

Thank you!

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