Fashion Fits Everyone || Volume 10
My freshmen year of high school I was a part of the basketball team and so desperately wanted to wear my basketball gear every day like the rest of my teammates. I whined about it incessantly until my parents put their foot down and insisted that I utilize my feminine wardrobe. I was upset that I couldn’t fit in and be like the rest of my team {such a typical teenage thing right?}, but my dad would tell me that guys respected a girl who could get sweaty during a basketball game but then get gussied up later that night. A nugget of knowledge I’ve always kept in the back of my mind.
Getting dressed up and presenting my best self has always been an outward expression of my inner self-confidence. Although, I won’t say that it’s been easy to find clothes that fit my figure. My measurements are a perfect hourglass, but I have a large bust line and a little bit of what we call the family “pooch”. Even when I was running 4-5 miles a day during basketball season, I STILL had that dang stubborn pooch! My curvy shape made me stand out more than others, and also made it a little harder to hide.
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What a great post by Bri. I've always thought Bri does a great job of dressing what she has. I think if we all dress what we have then that would definitely help.
K
I'm also a shortie (5ft1!) But good things come in small packages – thanks for the encouragement that even little ladies can have fun with fashion!