Plus Size Women's Clothing Tips - What to Wear and How to Choose the Best Look

all the weight loss companies tout their products as if they are going to totally transform your body. Love your body day falls in October each year, and they promote you to be happy with who you are and fight back against the negative stereotype that is being highlighted by so many people.

There is no reason why you can not be happy with your body, and finding the most appropriate plus size women's clothing for your full figure does not have to be as hard as you think. Here are some tips to help you along the way.

Pattern, Cut and Fit

These are all important factors when shopping for plus size women's clothes. Try to choose prints and colors that visually elongate your body such as a vertical print in a solid color with a low neckline to show a bit of skin.

When picking out a pair of pants or jeans, look for a boot cut or wide leg style. If it is a pair of pants for work, you could go for something like a pin stripe to give you a more slender look. Form fitting jeans are fine, and there is no need to buy something baggy because the boot cut style is going to flare out around your ankles and add a nice proportion to your figure. Remember that baggy clothing gives off a sloppy appearance and adds unnecessary bulk.

Skirts are a great way to disguise your full figure if you can find something that is long and flowing, and comes down to your knees. Solid colors are usually better than big prints when it comes to skirts because they will give you that leaner look. 

Highlighting one part of your body

There is going to be at least one part of your body that you prefer to show off over other areas, but it is important to just limit it to one area and not several. Maybe your legs are your best asset, if so; wear a nice slimming pencil skirt that falls just above the knee. If you have a slim waist, take advantage of this and accentuate it with a belt that can go over a dress, cardigan, or long sweater.

Choosing the right colors

Don't be afraid to use colors in your wardrobe, not everything has to be black or dark, but you need to choose carefully. When it comes to pants and jeans you are better off picking darker colors. A pair of washed out light jeans is not going to flatter your figure regardless of the cut, go with darker rinses in this area.

Bright colors on the other hand can actually contribute to an overall slimmer appearance, especially when paired with something darker. Vibrant colored tops with a dark pair of boot cut jeans can be a very flattering look. Solid colors are good, but you can still get away with wearing prints, as long as the pattern is fairly large, since small patterns can draw attention to troublesome areas.