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Etsy Find: NewExtrave Fashion

Have you ever dared to buy “one size fits all” clothing? I am seriously thinking about it after seeing these pieces by

  • Mayra

    You know, I've never ever purchased a one size fits all, but by the pictures on your post, I'd defintely look into buying a piece and just adding a belt and you can easily create a look that will accentuate your body and curves and even disguise and conceal problem areas like your tummy, mid section, pouch, or back rolls if any rahter than hiding it all under what can end up looking like a sheet.
    xoxo
    Mayra

  • That fat-shionista’s wardrobe

    hmmm…i don't usually do the one size fits all cos it ends up not fitting me most of the time but its worth a shot. as long as they have a good return policy, you'll be fine. lol. and can't blame you for thinking about it, those dresses are gorge! like myra says, a belt would also do justice for a slightly smaller frame though.

  • StephanieDJL

    I love the Gradient Color Cotton Sun Dress! Gorgeous. I don't think I've tried 'one size fits all' before but I have a couple of things from Topshop that are M/L and fit okay due to being ridiculously oversized. I'd be dubious about cotton/linen items because there's no room for stretch. These pieces could work though!

  • Julianna

    Those are really cute! I just think that it makes the skinny girls modeling it look kinda wide, which would not bode well for me at all lol. But these are great for putting over a bathing suit after a day at the beach.

  • cheeky curves

    They do look appealing, quite tempting for hols, not sure about everyday about town.

  • Rachel

    I love it! I would by the Screenprint Traditional Butterfly Kite Kind of Low Waisted Linen Pants! Why? I love butterflies, big pants, and comfiness.
    -Rachel

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