Looking Good and Plus Size

To look good Plus Size, aim to feel comfortable in your clothes. Be realistic about your size and if you're a size 16, buy a 16. Don't opt for the smaller size because you can't come to terms with moving up. If you feel uncomfortable and are constantly adjusting and pulling at your clothing, you'll not only look uncomfortable, you'll feel awkward and your confidence will be dented.

Secondly, it's a fallacy to say that black is flattering. Black may give the illusion of slimming but it can also bring out dark circles under the eyes as well as lines. You'll be feeling drained, self-conscious and introverted in no time at all. The solution - wear bold colours and combine with dark separates. If you're wearing a dark or black top, use brightly coloured neck scarves or accessories to give yourself a splash of colour.

The importance of wearing a well fitted bra is not only good for your health, it's also good for your appearance. Stand up tall, back straight and feel good about your ta ta's. You can create an extremely flattering appearance, especially if you're curvy, by choosing wrap dresses which are ideal for enhancing your cleavage and flattering your body shape. As for the arms, three quarter length sleeves are extremely flattering and deflect attention away from the breasts. Run screaming from high nick sweaters!

The belly can be the hardest area of a woman's body to maintain as fat is generally stored around this area. You can still look fabulous by wearing loose, flowing tops such empire waist blouses which nip just under the bust and flow down. This creates a wonderful optical illusion of elongating the body. Banded tops define waistlines and can be very flattering for those with a few extra curves. Stay away from short tops, or, wear longer tops underneath them. Baring your belly is an absolute no no.

If you want to feel comfortable around the house, go for athletic wear. Casall have created a fabulous range of essential and stylish fitness and leisure clothes which look good in any situation. Their drawstring capri pants are particularly stylish.

If you hate your thighs, start to love them by opting for longer tops, dresses and knitwear which fall just above the thigh. Pair them up with skinny jeans or black leggings with boots or ballet shoes and you'll look spectacular.

Lastly, opt for clothes which make you look streamlined. Those which flow over your curves are a must. Avoid tight fitting clothes and likewise, clothes which are too big. You're a fabulously curvy woman, go out there and show everybody how beautiful you truly are.