Philipteal.com blog
Fashion should be fun for all women. Every woman and teen girl should know what it’s like to feel beautiful and comfortable in their clothing. While the fashion industry has begun to embrace a more inclusive model, there are still large gaps that need filling. In a world of fast fashion, elegant, refined, 
classy woman are finding it increasingly difficult to outfit ourselves. Don’t get me wrong there’s a bad B#*%? In all of us. But our wardrobe should be as diverse as our moods. We need options! What a woman wears is an outward expression of who she is. Her clothing can make a statement she dare not speak. So why in 2019 are plus size women still sliced into two categories? We have the overtly sexy and the plain sometimes in season but most times from three seasons ago options. Personal style should never be sacrificed. Style is a woman’s calling card. It should not be limited by what’s available on the rack. Over the past decade online retail has exploded. Resulting in more options at better prices. However, there is still the element of personal style missing from most online retailers. A simple scroll down anyone’s instagram feed will result in you seeing the same items in different colors offered by different brands. Not much diversity in style and very much on trend. So, what are the plus size trend setters left to do? One option is to find a seamstress. The other option is to buy from brands like Philipteal.com where personal style is our mission
classy woman are finding it increasingly difficult to outfit ourselves. Don’t get me wrong there’s a bad B#*%? In all of us. But our wardrobe should be as diverse as our moods. We need options! What a woman wears is an outward expression of who she is. Her clothing can make a statement she dare not speak. So why in 2019 are plus size women still sliced into two categories? We have the overtly sexy and the plain sometimes in season but most times from three seasons ago options. Personal style should never be sacrificed. Style is a woman’s calling card. It should not be limited by what’s available on the rack. Over the past decade online retail has exploded. Resulting in more options at better prices. However, there is still the element of personal style missing from most online retailers. A simple scroll down anyone’s instagram feed will result in you seeing the same items in different colors offered by different brands. Not much diversity in style and very much on trend. So, what are the plus size trend setters left to do? One option is to find a seamstress. The other option is to buy from brands like Philipteal.com where personal style is our mission