Ok. Lots of juicy points to discuss….. I think in reality asking high street stores to be more inclusive with their sizing would be an impossible feat at a realistic price point. However, since we have bras in a huge variety of sizes I wonder if there could be a clothing range introduced by bra size rather than waist? I have no idea if that could work just popped in my mind!

Trends in any industry are made up by said industry and planted in the consumers mind like robots. I have a habit of not following trends and just buying what I like and more importantly what makes me feel good.

I have various frustrations with the fashion industry, the main one being their arrogance at refusing to speak to a diverse and wider demographic of beautiful women; some of which you can read about here: http://nubride.com/2014/03/17/tiny-brides/. This is one of the reasons I don’t buy fashion magazines.

I have endless issues buying clothes that fit my flat chest and curvy bum . Another assumption that anyone with a flat chest has no other curves on their body. My solution? I usually have to get lots of clothes altered by a seamstress and recently I had a couture piece made by Susie Stone which I dress up or down with accessories. An expensive option but it was nice to put on a dress that fit every curve and bony bit without feeling completely inadequate in a changing room! xx