FIT AS A FIDDLE
Choose clothes to flatter your new figure
By Rhonda Shrum
“At first, it seems easy enough. You just assume that the same type of
clothing you wore before would fit - just fit better. However, I quickly
learned that the same brand just simply didn’t look right on me anymore.”
A
fter having a tummy
tuck, a body lift, a
breast lift and augmentation, I was
incredibly excited
to shop for new
clothes.
I’ve always considered myself a
“fashionista,” so the idea of being
able to purchase a new wardrobe
was intoxicating. But with the excitement came confusion, as I suddenly realized I had NO idea how to
dress my new body.
At first, it seems easy enough.
You just assume, or at least I did,
that the same type of clothing you
wore before would fit - just fit better. However, I quickly learned that
the same brand of bras, or same
style of jeans just simply didn’t
look right on me anymore.
As time passed, I grew more
and more frustrated at my inability
to find the righ Ё