Tunic for Fat Women?

Beberapa hari terakhir aku berkenalan dengan seorang fashion blogger dari Turki bernama Elif. Awalnya aku hanya meminta ijin untuk menempatkan beberapa fotonya dalam salah satu postingan, tidak tahunya dia meninggalkan komentar dan menawari untuk saling bertulis pesan via email. Wow, i am so happy. Dia pun mengatakan bahwa di Turki, perkembangan fashion masih begitu baru. Tidak ada blogger profesional di sana. Itulah yang menjadi concern-nya saat ini. Dia mengaku bekerja keras untuk blognya. Dear Elif, i wish your blog will grow faster and gives much of benefits for your readers.

Elif from http://stylehijabblog.com/

Nah, masih tentang Turkih Fashion yaitu blog post-ku sebelumnya yang menampilkan beberapa tunik dan abbards dari Modanisa, aku menerima banyak komentar senada di sana. Yeah, sebenarnya komentar seperti ini juga sudah sering dilontarkan oleh my real friends (bukan teman dunia maya). Tiap kali aku keliling-keliling Mall buat menemukan tunik panjang, mereka selalu berkomentar, “Kalau kamu tinggi, ya cocok aja, Sof. Bagus malah. Tapi kalau aku yang pendek? Aku yang gemuk? Mana ada bagusnya.”

Okay. For a while, aku hanya mangguk-mangguk saja. Padahal nih ya, pakaian sejenis tunik ini tidak hanya bagus di tubuh mereka yang tinggi dan slim saja. Buktinya, aku punya seorang teman yang punya tinggi tidak seberapa, namun tetap bagus saat berpakaian dengan tunik atau coat. Aku juga pernah lihat wanita gemuk yang bagus saat memakai pakaian sejenis tunik, malah ini sebagai siasat agar mereka terlihat sedikit lebih slim. Justru kalau gemuk pakai pakaian minim dan ngetat, kelihatannya malah ngenes. Nggak percaya kalau wanita gemuk itu bagus pakai tunik? Take a look ya untuk beberapa foto berikut:

 

When fat woman wear skimpy and tight dress (http://www.creativenails.ru/)

Foto di atas adalah wanita gemuk yang berpakaian ketat, yuk bandingkan dengan foto-foto selanjutnya.

 

Modanisa.com

Ya, bagaimana pun gaya berpakaian itu adalah tentang selera. Masing-masing kita tentu punya karakteristik sendiri dalam hal berpakaian. This is just my opinion karena memang aku punya minat yang besar pada Turkish Fashion Style. How about you, what do you think?

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In the last few days I’ve known a fashion blogger from Turkey named Elif. Initially I only asked her permission to put some of her photographs in one of my blog post, and it turns out a few hours later she leaved a comment on my blog and asked me to write email by email. Wow, I am so happy. She also said that in Turkey, hijab fashion is still fairly new. No professional hijab blogger there. This is become her concerns  at this time. She claimed to work hard for her blog. Dear Elif, i wish your blog will grow faster and gives much benefits for your readers.

Well, we are still talking about Turkish Fashion. This is about my previous blog post featuring some tunic and abbards from Modanisa.  I received many similar comments there (on the blog post i’ve written). Yeah, actually these typical comments also have been frequently raised by my real friends (not friends from internet world). Every time I walk around Supermarket or Mall to find some long tunics, they always comment, "This is ‘cause you are tall, of course tunic looks nice on you, Sof. But how about me who short in height?  Fat? Of course tunic type is not good at all."

Okay. For a while, I just nodded. Whereas nih ya, I think a kind of tunic outfits is not only good in tall and slim body only. The proof is, I have a friend who are not really tall (I say, she has short in height), but still good when dresses in a tunic or coat.

I also often see fat women wear tunic for their daily activities, and they look so pretty. Otherwise, i think,  when fat women wear skimpy outfits and tight, it looks odd or strange. Don’t you believe that fat women look good in tunic? Take a look yes for some photos above.

Yeah, actually style of dressed is just about personal’s taste. Each of us has her/his own characteristic in dressed. This is just my opinion because I have big interest in Turkish Fashion Style. How about you, what do you think?