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Like Rachel Hunter, on Celebrity Circus (http://cm1.dotspotter.com/media/0/84/38/Rachel-Hunter.0.0.0×0.432×432.jpeg) – she’s probably at a size 14, maybe 16. She’s not fat, and neither are the tweeners. Fortunately for her, she’s got height on her side…what is an average gal to do when Lane Bryant and Abercrombie have nothing for her?

Rebeccas last blog post..Give him the cheeseburgers

]]> By: Rebecca http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-4029 Rebecca Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:58:00 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-4029 I'm scouring the internet to find fashion advice on how to dress the tweener - the girl who definitely can't shop at Lane Bryant, isn't necessarily looking to cover it all up, but has to beware low-rise, tight waisted jeans. How do you style someone who ranges in size from 10-14 with an hour glass figure? There are fit guides for smaller "hour glass" figures, but I'd say not for the 12 who isn't at model height. Yup, the tweener needs to feel tall and long, she's afraid she's too "stumpy", but she's got a lot of great assets to work with. There are a lot of styles out there that look great on skinny gals, but are a horrible idea on the tweener. Like Rachel Hunter, on Celebrity Circus (http://cm1.dotspotter.com/media/0/84/38/Rachel-Hunter.0.0.0x0.432x432.jpeg) - she's probably at a size 14, maybe 16. She's not fat, and neither are the tweeners. Fortunately for her, she's got height on her side...what is an average gal to do when Lane Bryant and Abercrombie have nothing for her? Rebeccas last blog post..<a href="http://constantlyinprogress.blogspot.com/2008/08/give-him-cheeseburgers.html">Give him the cheeseburgers</a> I’m scouring the internet to find fashion advice on how to dress the tweener – the girl who definitely can’t shop at Lane Bryant, isn’t necessarily looking to cover it all up, but has to beware low-rise, tight waisted jeans. How do you style someone who ranges in size from 10-14 with an hour glass figure? There are fit guides for smaller “hour glass” figures, but I’d say not for the 12 who isn’t at model height.

Yup, the tweener needs to feel tall and long, she’s afraid she’s too “stumpy”, but she’s got a lot of great assets to work with. There are a lot of styles out there that look great on skinny gals, but are a horrible idea on the tweener.

Like Rachel Hunter, on Celebrity Circus (http://cm1.dotspotter.com/media/0/84/38/Rachel-Hunter.0.0.0×0.432×432.jpeg) – she’s probably at a size 14, maybe 16. She’s not fat, and neither are the tweeners. Fortunately for her, she’s got height on her side…what is an average gal to do when Lane Bryant and Abercrombie have nothing for her?

Rebeccas last blog post..Give him the cheeseburgers

]]> By: Rebecca http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-4030 Rebecca Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:58:00 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-4030 I'm scouring the internet to find fashion advice on how to dress the tweener - the girl who definitely can't shop at Lane Bryant, isn't necessarily looking to cover it all up, but has to beware low-rise, tight waisted jeans. How do you style someone who ranges in size from 10-14 with an hour glass figure? There are fit guides for smaller "hour glass" figures, but I'd say not for the 12 who isn't at model height. Yup, the tweener needs to feel tall and long, she's afraid she's too "stumpy", but she's got a lot of great assets to work with. There are a lot of styles out there that look great on skinny gals, but are a horrible idea on the tweener. Like Rachel Hunter, on Celebrity Circus (http://cm1.dotspotter.com/media/0/84/38/Rachel-Hunter.0.0.0x0.432x432.jpeg) - she's probably at a size 14, maybe 16. She's not fat, and neither are the tweeners. Fortunately for her, she's got height on her side...what is an average gal to do when Lane Bryant and Abercrombie have nothing for her? Rebeccas last blog post..<a href="http://constantlyinprogress.blogspot.com/2008/08/give-him-cheeseburgers.html">Give him the cheeseburgers</a> I’m scouring the internet to find fashion advice on how to dress the tweener – the girl who definitely can’t shop at Lane Bryant, isn’t necessarily looking to cover it all up, but has to beware low-rise, tight waisted jeans. How do you style someone who ranges in size from 10-14 with an hour glass figure? There are fit guides for smaller “hour glass” figures, but I’d say not for the 12 who isn’t at model height.

Yup, the tweener needs to feel tall and long, she’s afraid she’s too “stumpy”, but she’s got a lot of great assets to work with. There are a lot of styles out there that look great on skinny gals, but are a horrible idea on the tweener.

Like Rachel Hunter, on Celebrity Circus (http://cm1.dotspotter.com/media/0/84/38/Rachel-Hunter.0.0.0×0.432×432.jpeg) – she’s probably at a size 14, maybe 16. She’s not fat, and neither are the tweeners. Fortunately for her, she’s got height on her side…what is an average gal to do when Lane Bryant and Abercrombie have nothing for her?

Rebeccas last blog post..Give him the cheeseburgers

]]> By: Jean Voute Pratt http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-655 Jean Voute Pratt Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:26:10 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-655 I don't think you should wear hose, but opaque stocking are fine. I don’t think you should wear hose, but opaque stocking are fine.

]]> By: Jean V. Pratt http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-4027 Jean V. Pratt Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:26:00 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-4027 I don't think you should wear hose, but opaque stocking are fine. I don’t think you should wear hose, but opaque stocking are fine.

]]> By: Jean V. Pratt http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-4028 Jean V. Pratt Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:26:00 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-4028 I don't think you should wear hose, but opaque stocking are fine. I don’t think you should wear hose, but opaque stocking are fine.

]]> By: Katherine http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-654 Katherine Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:36:34 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-654 This is more of a question rather than a statement; Do you still wear hose with them??? Will they appear strange with "hosied toes" peeking out? Let me know fashion divas!! This is more of a question rather than a statement;
Do you still wear hose with them??? Will they appear strange with “hosied toes” peeking out?
Let me know fashion divas!!

]]> By: Katherine http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-4025 Katherine Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:36:00 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-4025 This is more of a question rather than a statement; Do you still wear hose with them??? Will they appear strange with "hosied toes" peeking out? Let me know fashion divas!! This is more of a question rather than a statement;
Do you still wear hose with them??? Will they appear strange with “hosied toes” peeking out?
Let me know fashion divas!!

]]> By: Katherine http://styleobserver.com/2008/08/open-toe-oxfords/comment-page-1/#comment-4026 Katherine Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:36:00 +0000 http://styleobserver.com/?p=336#comment-4026 This is more of a question rather than a statement; Do you still wear hose with them??? Will they appear strange with "hosied toes" peeking out? Let me know fashion divas!! This is more of a question rather than a statement;
Do you still wear hose with them??? Will they appear strange with “hosied toes” peeking out?
Let me know fashion divas!!

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