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We wouldn’t be your virtual besties if we didn’t drop these plus size fall wardrobe essentials in your life, right? Right!
With the autumn leaves flying in, summer clothes are rolling out. Aside from the pumpkin spice lattes and spooky films, the best thing about this time of year is the fashion. Society has long misconstrued that bigger women aren’t capable of putting that ish on, too. However, before we get into the necessities, here’s a newsflash for the non-believers — we most definitely can!
There wasn’t an episode of UPN’s The Parkers in which Nikki Parker (portrayed by comedienne Mo’Nique) didn’t show up and show out with the lewks. No matter the time of year, from feathered sweaters to trendy dresses, the costume department (clearly) ensured that she was always on point and par—seasonally. Although a fictional character, Parker was a true testament to someone’s style NOT , their size.
Warm up the chilly weather with even hotter couture! These are items every fashionista should have on hand for the fall.
Plus Size Fall Wardrobe Essentials You Need in Your Closet
1. Suede Coats
As larger girlies, we (sometimes) struggle to find effective gear for the cooler months. The cute jackets we run across are normally too snug-fitted and don’t have the proper material to keep us well-insolated. Because of this issue, investing in a good coat is key. If you’re not a big fan of leather—as it often can make your feet hot, sticky, and just downright uncomfortable—suede is the way to go! They’re stylish and not too heavy. The plush padding on the inside offers the perfect amount of warmth.
2. Wide Width Boots
Let’s face it—boots are IT! But… finding an efficient pair as a voluptuous beauty can be exhausting. More so for the flat-footed baddies with chubby stompers. While aesthetically pleasing for the fellas, especially with a fresh pedi, thicker feet for women pose an issue when shoe searching.
With boots being in season and many of us wanting to get our Mary J. Blige on (if you know, you know), it’s vital to have some wide-width ones on deck. Most of us are already starting our Christmas shopping, and the last thing we need is to get halfway through Target with cramping ankles. Wide-width boots provide enough move-around room, and they’re even better if designed with the necessary support.
3. Plaid Leggings
Casual, chic, and convenient! With the pleasant fall temperatures, leggings (or even sweater pants) are a go-to choice for pants. Grabbing them in plaid is even more fun to dress up, especially when grouped with a nice, cozy, floor-length cardigan and some wode calf boots? Jazz up your solid shirt with multi-colored leggings and see how beautifully it completes your the fit. Don’t be afraid to ditch the jeans every once in a while! You won’t regret it.
4. Fedora Hats
Sis, stop putting that hat back every time the “chunky” police try to tell you your head is too big for it! Autumn wouldn’t be the same if it didn’t come with a fedora or two, made especially for big head or big hair owners. They’re the ultimate addition to a fall ensemble. Unsure of what to wear it with? Trench coats are always ideal, as they give off a classy, clean completion to the outfit. Fedoras are show-stealers and always good to fall back on, especially if you’re rocking braids or super-long tresses.
5. Leather Skirts
Last, but certainly not least, leather skirts are must-haves! While practically worn at any time of the year, they serve the best looks in the fall. Stockings and a heel of choice take them to the next level, appearance-wise. Get creative! Leather isn’t only a go in black. Try different colors with a flashy top. Fancy it up with some accessories, and watch how it comes to life!
Which of these plus size fall wardrobe essentials do you already have? Let us know below!
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