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[karmyn75.livejournal.com]

http://www.likesbooks.com/lkh.html

All about Romance is a wonderful site. While checking out new reviews this morning I came across this interview. I just skimmed it, but something at the end scared me very much badly.

And finally on a completely frivolous off-track note: where do you get the inspiration for Jean-Claude's fashion choices?

I design the clothes myself with some help from costume books on historical clothing. I created Jean-Claude's clothing because I was frustrated by the lack of beautiful, sexy clothing for me.

So, it seems she wants to wear really crappy clothes. Has she tried plus size stores? Really, they make plus size sexy clothes. I've seen them. I personally wouldn't wear them, but I know they exsist.

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[summersdream.livejournal.com]

ooh, clothing link recs! I'd love the list too. I'm not exactly curvy, but I'm in that shady gray area where I have to settle for saying 'athletic' but I'm not exactly that either. But I am 5'2. And it's nice to find new sources for awesome stuff suited for petite girls.

I don't know what LKH is on when it comes to her clothes. It is NOT expensive or very difficult to find a seamstress who can alter store-bought clothes. And, of course, there's E-Bay, Google, fashion design students who are really talented and reasonably priced who can friggin' design you anything you might want.

It might be difficult to find clothing, but it's never impossible. You try stuff on, you learn what works on you, and you play with that. And when all else fails, you watch What Not To Wear.

[pandaemonaeum.livejournal.com]

^ See above :)

It's the short version of my 'list', if you need any more, let me know what and I will have a dig through my massive 'favourites' folder :D Nearly every site up there will custom make for petite girls.