HEY PLUMPIES! :)
I missed y'all! Seriously. I sincerely apologize for the lack of posts lately. It's been a busy week and my sister and I have just been spending A LOT of time with awesome people (shout out to our family and Church buds) the past few weeks and it's been overwhelming that we kind of overlooked our baby blog. Pardon us, please? *pout*
I'm gonna try and make it up to y'all by giving you a treat RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW. :)
As some of you have requested, our latest entry will be all about beauty and fashion! *yaaay* Brace yourself 'cos it's gonna be PHAT. Now let's get to the point(s), shall we?
MAKE UP:
Most of my friends know that I am such a make up junkie! It started with my mom's influence since she's really such an awesome, self-taught make up artist. Watching her put on different colors and looks on her (beautiful) face growing up, I've learned how to love the artistry and do it myself too. I also did a little researching online to help me hone my new skill. There are hundreds of tutorials on youtube but after a thousand clicks and chancing upon Make Up Geek's channel, I must say, I'VE FOUND THE PERFECT TUTOR FOR ME!
Check her out: http://www.makeupgeek.com/
What I love about her is that she's also a plumpie like all of us! Still, she doesn't let that affect her confidence and style, and she really knows how to look incredibly good. Now this video is for Anonymous who asked us to share with you tutorials on how to put on make up. I'm focusing on contouring because it's very important to me, since my face is very round. Learning the tricks on how to do it will make your face more defined and shapely, so as to have that sexy-figured face.
*I will try to create my own make up video soon. :) Wait for it!
If you wanna check out more of Make Up Geek's awesome looks, go here. :)
FATSHION:
Swimwear
Since summer is here, we gotta be smart about our swimsuit since it will either flatter or flatten our voluptuous body shape!
Plus size figure
Show a little skin in just the right places and you will look seductively svelte and super sexy!
- Look for one-piece swimsuits with lace or mesh inserts. A strategically placed cut-out, or a deep V neckline, can really change your visual image.
- Lengthen your thigh with an adjustable ruching detail at the hip. A sheer sarong can give you a little confidence and still look totally glamorous.
- Dark, cool colors are always good. So are swirling, or V patterns. Try a swimsuit with dark, solid panels down each side of the torso and a floral printed middle.
- Avoid too much fabric. Modesty is certainly OK, but too much coverage is not necessarily a better option. Also, stay away from white, as well as bright, neon fabrics and those nappy textiles.


Too Much Tummy
If you are self conscious about your tummy try one of those fabulous, tummy, control panel, swimsuits: they really work wonders.
- If you’re going for a two-piece swimsuit, then checkout the, “meet-and-greet,” tankinis that are on the fashion scene today. They cover just enough, but you still have the freedom and hip factor of a bikini.
- A one-piece with some draping around the waist or hips can also help to conceal.
- Avoid itsy bitsy bikinis and blah, solid colored, one-pieces.
Big on Bottom
The newest, mini-skirted bikinis are too cute and made just for you! Don’t go for a super frilly one, though. Instead, pick a smooth, skimming skirt that is short and sweet, but covers what it needs to. A ruffled or highly decorated top is OK though. The details will draw attention to your top half.
- You could also go for a moderate, bottom bikini that has a 3 inch side...very chic! Make that a solid bottom and print top for a super effect.
- Try a maillot one piece. Something with wide straps, or a strong horizontal neckline, will balance out your silhouette. Remember, playing up your top side will de-emphasize your bottom side.
- Avoid boy shorts, too skimpy bottoms, or lots of ruffles and details at the hips.
Before anything else, I wanna show you the swimsuit I bought from Marks and Spencer. I love it because it elongates my torso, conceals my tummy as it controls its bulges with the extra tight fabric! Drumroll please...
TADAAAAHHH! :)
Note: Swimsuit guide and tips from About.com; photos from Evans.com and Marksandspencer.com.
I will be posting the second half (dressing your shape) of this post after my summer camp! :) For now, chew on these style guides and tips, and I'm sure you'll be on your way to FABULOSITY this summer! :)
Plump love,
Danah ♥