Size yourself up

SIZE does matter – it all boils down to whether you’re comfortable with it. Many makeover and style sessions don’t truly reflect what a woman should look like.

What looks great on a size 8 or 10 model on a catwalk doesn’t reflect what is practical for the majority of consumers.

Clothing pieces should make you feel relaxed for work and the weekend, reflecting your wardrobe in a style that is effortless and uncomplicated and allowing you to go about your day with confidence.

Your body shape doesn’t mean you can’t look and feel good about yourself.

This goes for what you wear, how you wear it and what path your life takes, irrespective of your size and shape.

When it comes to style, Trent Nathan knows that a classic winter coat is a must in every woman’s wardrobe.

Whether you are after a classic fitted trench, a long-line feminine coat or a pea coat, you can find what you’re looking for in classic cuts, shapes and fits.

Navy and black will see you through this winter and many more. These are what are called investment pieces, which last longer than the season.

It is part of your desire to look and feel great in clothing.

Warm your heart with Maggie T’s 2009 winter collection. Or be warmed by the winter collection of Resort Report.

With the cosiest winter jackets, classic autumn colours and bright knits, there’s no need to feel the cold.

What everyone else is thinking

marijke

22/04/2009

Its also about confidence as well, and many women are afraid to 'think outside the square' if you like, so just go on the same old way about dressing and buying their clothes. Yes size is irrevelent that is right, but it takes courage and understanding to alter ones thoughts on how they should present themselves. The other big issue is Price, clothes are expensive. And lastly, some women are embarrassed to try on clothes because they dont know what will look good on them, therefore advice is truly needed to make them confident enough to go out there into the shopping world and do it !!