Curvy Girl Fashion Myths You Need to Break Up With!

Baby, you’ve got the curves, flaunt them and ignore the rest! While you’ve got some sexy curves there, your sole aim in life is to experiment with an array of options out there instead of overthinking about what suits your body type and what doesn’t. Whether you’re a plus size or not, it doesn't mean you can't look fabulous. All it takes is a little know-how and a big dose of confidence and we at Aza are here to make your life a tad bit simpler with outfits you can wear and feel confident in! #1: Forget every rule. If you Like it? Wear it! There is no such thing as what suits a curvy body and what doesn’t. You’re blessed with ample assets that many women crave for. So why not make the most of it? If you’re eyeing a chic figure-hugging outfit, get it right away because you for sure deserve to be in it!  

 

White & blue shaded slit dress by Kavita Bhartia

  #2: Horizontal stripes are NOT your enemies: Stripes are versatile and a classic. Don’t shoo them away just because you think it makes you look wider. Instead, use accessories that go well with your striped outfit and you’ll be surprised how good it all looks together!  

 

White & yellow floral maxi dress by Soup by Sougat Paul

  #3: Black isn’t always your fall back colour: While black is a favourite and all that, don’t just choose the colour because it makes you look lean. You’ll be surprised with a range of colours that look good on your body. Be it white, pastel shades or vibrant tones like yellows and oranges, go all out on your next shopping trip.  

 

Serenity blue cape top with skirt  by Ohaila Khan

  #4: Wear every high heel that pleases your eye: What’s believed is that it elongates your leg making them look sleek and your upper body look heavy. But to be honest and truthful, heels only add to the length. It makes your overall body look taller and sleeker. Team with your favourite outfit and set the stage on fire!  

Cream embroidered pasha pumps by Veruschka

  #5: Do not limit your bottom wear: Don’t just wear boot cut jeans and A-line skirts. Wear a multitude of styles like pencil skirts, skaters to even fitted trousers and pants. While flowy cuts are easy-breezy, fitted cuts accentuate your curves from just the right places!  

 

Black organza jacket with bustier & trouser set by Shruti Sancheti

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