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Designer Styles I Want in Curvy Styles

I love Alexander Wang's designs.  His creations are on point with the style-looks I like.  I wish I could be his muse...if he ever designed for the full-figured woman!  I thought his "T by Alexander" brand was for plus size, but I've only seen up to a size Large- L.

 That hasn't stopped me from loving his designs.  Take this dress below, these are not from his "T" line.  The moment I saw the zippered neckline, I fell in want for it! The color, the lines, simple, yet so chic! Who doesn't love a sweater dress curvy divas?!





Alexander Wang Tunic with Zip Bandana

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And this Palazzo Leather Pants....!!!!! ~Drool~


















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This is the type of looks I want to see for our lovely curves, wouldn't you agree curvy divas?  It's not just about body-con dresses and how high a split will go....those are important depending on your style aesthetics - And I love a good figure-hugging dress too!  A great classic look is also important.  We don't get too many of those for the full-figured woman.  And a ~sidenote: Classic, does not mean boring!~

 Click on the "shop" links to go online to the sites for these two items.


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