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Old Feb 2, 2010 | 8:13 pm
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Originally Posted by haniboo
I'm looking for some dressing/shopping help for an upcoming trip to the U.S.

I'm a 2X (on a good day) stand-up comic and I'm looking for some new clothes to wear when performing. I am predominately stomach, so fitted things won't work. Think Humpty-dumpty more than Rubenesque.

Ideally, the clothes should give so I can move and I should look polished. I generally wear black jeans or trousers and a longer shirt/tunic or an extra-large shirt over a shell.

Right now, I am looking for longer-length shirts or tunics.

One of my favorite tops for traveling and performing is made from an unknown synthetic material. Wrinkles fall out, machine washable. It is smooth and stretchy, has some heft, but falls and doesn't cling. Know what material that could be or where to find tops made from similar cloth?

One last thing: I have the widest foot known to man and need comfortable flat shoes that look decent with pants. Can you suggest a style that is "in" now that might work for me?

If you can offer stores/catalogues to try or other dressing suggestions in general, I'd be really grateful.

Thanks!!
I have a very wide foot, I order my shoes online from www.zappos.com You can do searches for your size and width. Another place I can get some cute wide shoes is at www.nordstrom.com . The style there I get is Munro. They have some cute and comfortable shoes.

As for clothing, I use Lane Bryant, Talbot womens, Torrid, Nordstrom or Macy's. They have the nicest selections. Now if you want to order something online, I also use www.silhouettes.com They have some nice pieces too.
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