Wow

[lesliepear]

I have actually found a pair of PANTS at gap that fit.
These are a pair of nylony shorts. For some reason they have some elastic in the waist band and I can wear them (usually Gap pants don't consider anyone with a stomach or hips!)

They'll fit better when I lose weight. But for now I've got them on with a hand me down Aeropostal shirt and I feel a little "in"!

Comments

[siobhan-1.livejournal.com]

That is SO TOTALLY why I buy Old Navy Yoga Capris. I won't be small again unless I get a tummy tuck. I have that extra saggy skin. My friend (she had 3 babies but no C-section) wears hip waisted pants and lets her tummy hang over - ugh! I will not do that, it's too uncomfortable and just - yucky.

[marley-station.livejournal.com]

YUCKY being the operative word. I wear a girdle just about every day.

Marley Station

I'm SHOCKED

[marley-station.livejournal.com]

I gave up on The Gap a long time ago. They DON'T design clothing for "real women".

Enjoy your new, "hip" outfit.

Marley Station

Re: I'm SHOCKED

[luscious-purple.livejournal.com]

I don't think I've ever bought anything from the Gap in my entire life.

Re: I'm SHOCKED

[lesliepear.livejournal.com]

I buy there for Alan. And I have a purse from there (at least those are one size fits all shaped people...chosing a purse is a whole other subject - but size of a purse is a preference issue.)

Re: I'm SHOCKED

[lesliepear.livejournal.com]

What stores do design for real women anyway? I hate buying pants.

Even tops lately have been cutting much tighter than they used to be - I'm not that big (36C) - I've had to size up or not bother.

Re: I'm SHOCKED

[marley-station.livejournal.com]

For pants, I'm fond of JCPenney and Sears. They are definitely carrying pants for those of us with asses like satellite dishes! I've got it all--huge ass, fleshy belly and thunder thighs. I can still find pants in those two stores that make me look--well, human, LOL.

For shirts, because I'm top-light (34C), I can shop in most places.

Marley Station