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Old May 18, 2022 | 01:58 PM
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Default Belting a T-Shirt Dress

A T-shirt dress can fit like a long straight T-shirt. It’s unstructured, comfortable, easy to launder, and an uncomplicated throw-on-and-go. The unstructured and sack-like integrity of this silhouette makes it appealing. It hides the midsection and curve of the hips, and feels very breezy because it does not cling.

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5That said, the lack of structure can also put some people off. It might make you feel unattractive because it hides the narrowest part of the torso, making you feel wider than you would like. You have the option of belting the waist of the dress to temper the volume and give it some structure, like the model shows below. The waist is narrowed, showing gentle curves on the bustline and hips. The extra structure can make you feel more streamlined and polished. I like that the belt and sandals match, thereby pulling the look together.



Belting a fluid dress is forgiving on the midsection. The extra fabric camouflages lumps and bumps while the waist is defined by a belt. So please don’t think that you have to have a flat stomach to do this. You don’t!

You can also wear the belt lower than the waist and more on the hips, to lengthen the natural waist. And as one of my clients says, wearing the belt lower gives her “***** room to breathe.” That might feel more comfortable if the belt stays put. And by all means try belting all sorts of fluid dresses if you like the more structured outfit proportions.
 
Old May 18, 2022 | 05:50 PM
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Belting such dresses is the only right decision for me. I have such a body structure that any free-cut midi looks like a potato sack on me. I'm very thin, and even things in xs hang ugly on me. But I love midi dresses! Although in hot weather it gets in the way and rubs the skin under the dress. Recently, I took the risk of ordering a fluid dress in the atelier following my measurements. If the seamstress manages to make it fit me like these models, I'll be the happiest person on earth. Indeed, in case of success, I plan to order the printing of my own sketch on the fabric, and then it will really be MY thing.
 
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