Sunday, September 25, 2011

Communion Dresses - What Do Plus-Size Girls Wear?

Communion Dresses - What Do Plus-Size Girls Wear?


Communion dress shopping season is upon us. This can be a no ifs ands or buts fun time, but it can be extremely stressful too.

Every year we see one group stand out as the most stressed - the mothers of extra-fluffy girls. (Our customers have expressed appreciation for our term of "extra fluffy" over and over again. It's a slight less insulting and great descriptive.)

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These families soon found out when shopping that there are many Communion dress choices for the typical girl who wears a size 6, 7 or 8 - even a 10. Every builder of girls' dresses turns out white Communion dresses for the spring season in these sizes.


But not all girls are these sizes. In fact, our perceive tells us that a Very large ration are not!

Who is the extr-fluffy girl? She is the one who is wider than most her age. Dresses that are the right distance are too snug over the chest and waistline. She is not necessarily taller (though she might be, but then she may simply need a larger size). frequently she is a girl who has not yet begun to create a slimming waistline starting her womanly shape. The garment manufactures assumes that a girl between ages 6-7 begins this slimming phase (thus creating the sizes 6 for pre and 6X for post) when the typical baby egg-shaped belly is concept to be slimming down.

But the vast majority of girls' bodies are not on this prescribed time schedule. There may be times when a perfectly normal girl is in a "plus" size for a duration of time until she begins this slimming phase. This should be seen as a momentary situation with plenty of alternatives - if you know where to look.

And, of course today we have many young people who are simply over weight. These girls need and deserve to look very pretty for their First Communion. In fact, with the contemporary stigma against being over weight, I think it's especially leading that these girls look their absolute best so they feel as extra and as loved as they no ifs ands or buts are. Every girl deserves to feel like a princess!

All too often the family of the extra-fluffy girl scurries from store to store desperately trying to find a Communion dress to fit. They try on dress after dress after dress in larger sizes, but they don't fit. Why? Because as they try larger sizes to get more width, the whole dress -especially the bodice - is too long. Nothing fits right. Disappointment sets in and tempers flare. at last they become exasperated And the wear date is fast approaching so they become desperate.

This scenario can be avoided entirely. This year there are more wonderful choices for the extra fluffy girl than ever before!

The first thing is to assess her size situation. Does she need a plus-size Communion dress? If you find that dresses that are wide enough fit all wrong every other way, you likely need a plus-size Communion dress. If so, head straight for the plus-size dresses. Don't spend time looking over styles that won't fit.

And here's a tip: you will find more plus-sized Communion dresses on line than everywhere else. Why? Because brick-and-mortar market no ifs ands or buts don't sell enough volume to clarify ordering them and having them on the store floor. And, of course, every person wants a different style. On-line market can cater to your extra needs.

Expect to have any dress altered to fit her perfectly before her wear date. Very few people - adult or child - no ifs ands or buts fit a ready-to-wear size perfectly. Alterations in fit can make the variation between so-so and fabulous.

And be honest. If she is very large for her age, you may need to look beyond ready to wear dresses. Very few - if any - companies are now production plus-sized dresses for children beyond size 14 plus (or 14.5); some will go to 16 plus, but it absolutely stops there. Why? Because these children have a Very different shape than their "regular size" peers with requirements that cannot be addressed by ready to wear manufacturers. They frequently have sloping shoulders, sloping waistlines and disproportionately (to manufacturers) sized neck/arms to the size of body. If your child is in this category, head straight for a ability convention dress maker very early and have a dress made for her that will fit her properly so she can look her absolute best. Yes, this will be more expensive and will take any months (good dressmakers are always scheduled well in advance). But this is her one and only First Communion and she does deserve to look her best and feel very special.

The best thing is always to shop early - especially when you have extra sizing needs. The next leading step is to go where the Communion dresses you need are effortlessly available. Nothing is more favorable - or offers more choices - than shopping on line.

Communion Dresses - What Do Plus-Size Girls Wear?


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