"Highly proficient in Camel Toe, excels at Muffin Top"

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omg LOL @ the Camel Toe cup.... clothes shopping is horrendous, I never even know what size to try on anymore, they way they try to patronize you by starting at a fricking size zero. COME ON, doesn't that really mean you don't exist? I hate shopping when I am looking for something specific. That means I will not find it. I might find a bunch of other things I like but don't really need, but not what I am looking for. I really have to be in the right frame of mind (i.e., masochistic) to go clothes shopping. Especially for PANTS omg.
Oh GOD! And those fucking changing room -lights that would make Cokate Moss look like the queen of cellulite!

H&M at least has the decency to install mirrors that lie to my face while their soft lighting makes me look like I just came back from the riviera, but most of the times I walk out of changing rooms promising myself never to eat again, peel my skin, excersize, get fake nails, hair, that facial treatment that takes away all the blemishes, detox....
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OMG...I have been doing the same thing. I tortured myself yesterday and several days last week over the same things. I just want some decent professional-looking pants to wear to the office that doesn't cost a fortune. Why is that so hard? I can almost forgive them for the material used nowadays....but I cannot forgive them for the low rise on everything. Since when did low rise on dress pants suddenly become professional looking? That is why the camel toe appears...its because its that damn low rise. And to be extra insulting, the pant legs are usually extra long. So I end up trying to put on pants with not enough room up top and too much material at the bottom. What a total fubar!

I, luckily, ended up with 3 dresses from H&M and a couple of tops. But I still want/need pants! (they can't expect me to shave my legs EVERY day! :p)

I am so tired of being made to feel crappy because of someone else's decision on how of-the-rack clothing is designed and cut.

Mooseknuckle is bad as well.

Yeah, the clothing industry sucks. It's going anti normal sized people.
Mooseknuckle?

I don't tend to associate camel toe with not working out - I associate it with bad cuts of trousers. I know exactly what you mean about changing rooms though - what is with the lighting that a lot of shops use?
Fucking clothes manufacturers. If I ever meet someone who claims to be in the business, I am going to work him/her over with a fucking tire iron. Every pair of pants I try on look like M.O.M. jeans--come right up to my fricking bra. Suddenly, burqas don't sound like a bad idea.
And here I was, almost convinced to go shopping for work clothes - because it's been about a year since i've done so. And, at home, with my size 18 pants but size 20 body (remember when I lost that alcohol weight, then it all came back?), my morning's consist of "these? no - camel toe. these? no - also camel toe. these? no - can't even zip em. I know... JEANS (for the office) AGAIN!"

Cate, do you really think size affects this? I get just as aggravated about feeling like a fat ass and things not fitting well now as I did 50 lbs ago. We went shopping recently for clothes for me, and I hated damn near every single thing I put on because now instead of being totally overweight, I have a "totally weird shaped body!" and then whine about being an hourglass. Sure, it SOUNDS great to be an hourglass, but good luck finding clothes that will ACTUALLY fit. Most of the time, shit only half fits, and that's annoying. It's a fine line among hoochie and classy and frumpy when your body is so oddly shaped.

While I don't have camel toe in my clothing, I can relate to, "I fucking hate every single article of clothing I put on my body, and I waste inordinate amounts of time trying to find something better only to discover, 15 stores later, that there is nothing better, and thus i'm stuck with 'subpar.'"

I wear a lot more skirts now simply for the fact that a 5'2", hourglass shaped girl has a fucking impossible time finding decent fitting and looking work pants, without spending ridiculous amounts of money on them or having to have every pair hemmed 5"... and if that's the case, the crotch usually hangs 5" too low as well!

You could be a size 1. Unfortunately, it doesn't really go away. (The camel toe might, but everything else doesn't.)

Just wear PJ pants everywhere. Or skirts.

Or go nude...
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Okay, I'm so glad it's not just me. Like, I knew it wasn't, but it's just nice to be reminded that I'm not the only crazy person silently screaming in dressing rooms...

I don't think Camel Toe is due to weight. Muffin top (at least for me) is. I didn't have Muffin Top when I was a US 6. Camel Toe is totally due to poorly made pants. (And pants that are too small.)

Cranky Pants - If the Camel Toe Cup were real, I would totally buy it for you. But then I would expect you to post photos of it...and that would just be weird. I would rather shop for a bathing suit than jeans. True story.

Jenni - There's an H&M in Epsom that has the only dressing room I've ever wanted to stay in and never leave. Maybe it was the lighting, maybe it was the mirrors, or maybe I was drunk. I don't know, but it was magic.

FoxyDee - When I was thinner and richer (oh how I miss US tax returns...) I bought a really expensive suit from Express. The pants were glorious. But seriously, where the fuck can you buy nice dress pants that won't cost you a fucking arm and a leg!? H&M is magic! (Unfortunately, it wasn't for me today.)

Crom74 - Moosknuckle!? That's the grossest name of all time!!! LOL

Oink -
The lights are suppose to highlight all your "flaws" and make you want to jump off a cliff...that's all I can come up with.

Redzilla - I tried on pants that were eiter showing my ass crack or were hanging on in the underwire of my bra. I. Don't. Get. It.

LeendaDLL - I love buying new jeans, because then that means I don't have to go buy new ones for another year. That's how rarely I go jeans shopping. (I probably shouldn't admit that.)

EverybodyLovesAnIrishGirl - Nope.I totally understand that weight doesn't affect this. I recall bitching when I was thinner that my pants were too big and that everything made me look like I had a flat ass. No matter how tiny or how big or how "normal" we all are, NOTHING FUCKING FITS. What's with that!?!








That's it! Problem solved. NUDE IT IS.
I love to shop, but I absolutely hate to try on clothes. I usually take it and try it on at home and keep/return based on results. There's something so incredibly frustrating, depreciating and humiliating about standing in this strange little cube with horrible lighting that catches every flaw you try really hard to hide or not think about and go through piece after piece of clothing that just doesn't fit. It is like each piece of clothes is a big fat stab in the heart/brain/everywhere. It's incredibly unjust how women's clothes sizes vary from brand to brand while men's sizes are always exactly the same. My boyfriend can walk in to the store, grab what he needs and leave knowing it will fit. It's always a fucking guessing game for women.
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Ah I see now, the whole Sweatpants and Uggs phenomenon, its just PJs and slippers because no one can find anything to wear!
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And warm and comfy and cozy. MMMM comfort.
You have no idea how many mornings I've stood in front of my closet in bra & panties and thought "why can't I just go out like this?" I consider it a side effect of the pole/strip classes. But, I still really want to go out like that cause it's when I've hit "these are the cutest things I own and fuck if I care what anyone else thinks of my body!"
Sweatpants and Uggs: the Western world's answer to the burqa.
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Now all I can think of is the Monty Python bunch singing the Camelot song but replacing Camelot with Camel Toe... "We're off to Camel Toe... It is a silly place..." LOLOL
note to self: gird self-worth prior to my next visit to the Depressing Room. the problem, clearly, is that clothing is for the most part designed for mannequins-- and boy don't they just look great in it!
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You've just landed on the real reason I wear dresses all the time. Buying trousers makes me want to commit suicide right there in the fitting room.
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Girl I feel your pain. I used to take pleasure in shopping - in fact I probably did it too much in my earlier years. The problem is cut and quality. They want to get max profit so they use complete crap fabric that costs nothing to produce so they get that whole profit. And the cut is for teenyboppers. I mean what woman over 25 can fit into any of the clothes on the rack today? You can see a woman with a fantastic figure and she's got a muffin top... WTF? Gain some weight, like I have, and you may as well just give up. I am at the point in my life where NOTHING fits me right. I mean NOTHING. I can go shop to shop and just work myself into a depression because I can't buy anything... because it's all crap.

What do we need to do to get these manufacturers to get with the program??
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my neck hurts from the extreme nodding.

i, like Everyone Loves an Irish Girl, have an unfashionable hourglass figure. add to that being just stupidly well-endowed by anyone's standards (32HH - how the frick did that happen??) and the result is having worn pretty much nothing but tshirts on top for about 15 years. over here i don't really bother to go anywhere but M&S and Uniqlo - anything even vaguely on trend won't come anywhere near me. then last week i discovered a shop called bravissimo and OMG!!! for the first time in my life, i've been able to find (a) jackets, (b) shaped tops, (c) swimming costumes and (d) dresses (!!!!!), all of which actually do up and fit! i nearly expired on the spot.

Congrats on finding a store that makes stuff to fit you!!! Holy cow you have quite the endowment!!! I used to think I was cursed with 34 D because I felt like every shirt looked like a "boob shirt" even if it wasn't, but you have me beat! I will have to see if there are any bravissimos over here in the states. I hate buying shirts because if they fit my boobs well, they make the rest of me look chunky, but if they fit the rest of me, my boobs look like an explosion. Express is one of the few stores That i've found that has tops that somewhat fit and curve in more on the bottom than other tops. (better than MOST places.)

Yea.. it's funny how hourglass figures are praised for being "sexy" and "curvy" but those of us who suffer through them just want to toss them out the damn window. My waist is a 4, but my hips are typically a 6-8, plus i'm short, so I need to wear "petite" or find a 28" inseam. So aggravating. I only have ONE pair of jeans that actually fits, and they are el cheapo from a discount store, so the button came off in the wash and now i have to pin the button section with a safety pin when i wear them, which is yet another aggravation. (unfortunately, the button can't be fixed.)

Well, at least skirts look good on me,... too bad i prefer pants :(

Amen, sisters. And who doesn't love the saggy ass look created by the few pants that don't create a camel toe or muffin top???
oh boy yes! shirts are a total nightmare. and dresses worse. i don't think bravissimo are outside the uk yet, but i did ask them, and they're definitely planning for international expansion (they were talking about australia and new zealand, but that might only have been because i'm australian and it was probably fairly obvious :-) they do, however, sell online ( http://www.bravissimo.com ) in multiple currencies...
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You guys kill me.

Sarahism - I love shopping, just not when I HAVE to find something. I find the greatest things when I'm just sort of wandering around and am in a good mood. If I HAVE to find something, I usually panic buy. Which is never good.

Iain - Sweatpants and Uggs. You know how I hate it...but for flying it sounds pretty comfy. Oh wait that's right, I decided I was going to stop looking like white trash when I travel from now on.

Navelgazer - The Depressing Room!? LOL I'm totally calling it that from now on!!!

Gemma - I need to get more dresses. But that means I need more money. Damn!

YF - What's weird is that I hate the former skinnier version of myself that didn't realize that when I was as small as I was, I should have gone buck wild and bought a million different outfits. Ugh.

Minim - DUDE. Boobs ruin EVERYTHING. I went to Bravissimo and got measured, they told me I'm a 32 FF. I didn't even know an Fcup existed!!! I don't know what the equivelent is in the US, but jesus. I hope they were just lying to me so that I felt obligated to buy expensive Big Girl bras.

EverybodlovesanIrishgirl - Word. I'm pretty curvy. My waist is high and smaller than the rest of me, but I've got pretty curvy hips and tits. If I could wear these every day of my life I would. But I'm currently rather, um, broke.

Carla - Saggy ass. Mmmmm....

Minim - The thing with the Bravissimo clothing though...A lot of the stuff I've tried on there tends to be overly COVER YOURSELF UP. I tried on a wrap dress that looked awesome in the catalog, then when I tried it on, I looked about 10 years older than I am, and like I hadn't been laid in about the same lengtth of time.
You'd think that the clothing industry would start thinking about this. I mean, really, everyone would be more grateful to have clothes that are actually flattering and fit nicely... I'm sure they would make a few more bucks if they stopped just making clothes for Mary Kate and Ashley, and started making clothes that look good on a girl with meat on her bones!
I recently graduated to "curvy girl" jeans. I almost smacked the sales girl when she said that's what she was going to bring me. The worst part was that they fit like a glove (which I suppose is something some of you would kill for).

I do find it odd that you guys have trouble finding clothes for hourglass figures. I would kill for an hourglass figure since I have no hips and all the pants I try on have a ton of extra fabric in that area, they make me look like a boy that's wearing his sisters pants. I don't know, maybe it's because I'm not in England.
I know just what you mean! Ugh I have the same problem with dress pants it sucks. Okay so one time when I was in the 8th grade we were going on a field trip and we had to wear dressy clothes. Well I went to a store to get some dressy pants and my then-size-6 ass would not even fit into a pair of size 9 pants! I know, ridiculous, right? I was so depressed I didn't even go on the field trip. I just stayed home and contemplated my eating disorder lol. But yeah, ever since then, every time I go into a dressing room I feel the exact same way you do, you're definitely not alone :-].
Clothes shopping drives me insane. it also makes me not want to eat ever again, which ironically leads me to binge when I get home, through severe 'changing room depression'. What is it with high street shops of late? I searched for trousers for work- black, linen, cool, casual. I tried on LOTS of pairs which were either too tight, too big, way too long, poor quality etc etc. Once I found the perfect pair, I bought two. Got them home and wore one to work the next day...lovely! Went to wear the other pair the following day and they were too small!! WTF!!?? They were the same size, the same style, from the same shop and yet they weren't the same cut or size! It's not us. It's the manufacturers. Now I know for sure.
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