Fashion for real women

The world of women fashion is changing. Now, the importance is focused on loving themselves for who they are and accepting their bodies, regardless of their sizes or shapes. The fashion industry has noticed this shift in focus and is changing its perception of the perfection concept of the female body, which has emerged with the help of claims from women dissatisfied with the designs they find in stores and their complaints on various social platforms, which have sensitized many designers who now make clothes for curvy bodies.

After all, is there a prototype of the perfect woman?

The answer is simple and direct… we are all perfect!

In a world with so much diversity, it seems a bit hidebound to talk about “perfection or stereotypes”. Gone is the time when clothes were designed only for women who, due to representations in fashion shows, were considered “perfect” due to their extreme thinness.

That way of thinking has changed and now perfection is found in unique women, without fear and with a lot of style and authenticity who show off their curves without shame.

The stereotype of the 60’s that made of  “Twiggy”  the example of the desired body  because it was considered perfect due to its extreme thinness, has changed and it has started a new perception in which women are valued for what they have to offer and their ways of thinking preserving everything that is authentic, real and what is unique to each one, allowing women to be what they want or decide to be.

There is no correct measurement, nor a perfect size for a body, nor is there a standard that must be followed as it existed in the 60’s. The evolution in fashion and the maturity that women have acquired, has led them to accept themselves just as they are, and has determined that the ideal measurement or size is the one that makes her feel comfortable in her skin and brings health to that woman… everything else is pure vanity!

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