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brian and wendy

Jan 20th 2008 10:52 am

Shopping

we are moving to Sydney shortly, and i was wondering what the ladies clothes shops over there were like for the fuller figured lady, :D

asher

Jan 20th 2008 11:41 am

Re: Shopping

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Originally Posted by brian and wendy (Post 5816239)

we are moving to Sydney shortly, and i was wondering what the ladies clothes shops over there were like for the fuller figured lady, :D

well target and k mart do larger sizes so do Myers. There are several smaller boutiques as well so it shouldn't be a problem:thumbsup:

northernbird

Jan 20th 2008 12:42 pm

Re: Shopping

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Originally Posted by brian and wendy (Post 5816239)

we are moving to Sydney shortly, and i was wondering what the ladies clothes shops over there were like for the fuller figured lady, :D

there is also www.autograph.net.au

Not as good as Evans but something is better than nothing.

LisaD_uk

Nov 2nd 2008 3:54 pm

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Originally Posted by northernbird (Post 5816570)

there is also www.autograph.net.au

Not as good as Evans but something is better than nothing.

Depending on your age Autograph is good but if you want young and trendy City Chic is the place to go and there is one in Rouse Hill town centre.:D

Kooky.

Nov 2nd 2008 4:10 pm

Re: Shopping

The department stores, Myers and David Jones, have a few brands in plus sizes but they don't look very inspiring - maybe fine for wardrobe staples. I also noticed a Marina Rinaldi in Chifley Plaza in the CBD (Hunter St).

northernbird

Nov 2nd 2008 4:22 pm

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Originally Posted by LisaD_uk (Post 6934449)

Depending on your age Autograph is good but if you want young and trendy City Chic is the place to go and there is one in Rouse Hill town centre.:D

I agree however I am only short and that store assumes that every fat person is above 5ft 6.

nightnurse2

Nov 2nd 2008 6:05 pm

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Originally Posted by northernbird (Post 6934479)

I agree however I am only short and that store assumes that every fat person is above 5ft 6.

Yeah but soon you'll just be short ;)
Unless you're going to have your legs lengthened as well ;)

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