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Fall 2013 Fashion Trends for the Plus Sized | Jackie's Women's ...

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A lot of retail stores carry various clothing items for different body types. There is a specific market for a plus-sized woman and this is evident when you walk into any store. If your body type describes a bigger top and a smaller bottom, you should select styles that cut into your chest so that you don?t appear top heavy.

Source:Fall 2013 Fashion Trends for the Plus Sized

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