Things I love about ASOS curve:
- That the plus sized clothes are actually being shown on the body of a genuinely plus sized model. I hate it when you see a size 14 girl modelling for Evans (they do that alot) How is that inspirational for a plus sized woman?
- The price point is the same as for the ASOS mainline range. I know that plus sized clothes require more fabric (and this is used as explanation) but always thought it must be awful to have to spend so much more than anyone else for every item of clothing you buy.
- As you can see from the pics above, the clothes are genuinely fashion forward. They are young and trendy and versitile: there are pieces here that could be worn by any plus sized woman of any age.
The collection is quite small at the minute (only a couple of pages of stuff) but i'm sure as people start buying it it will grow and grow! A perfect incentive to get involved in what I like to call "online shopping Friday!"
Love, Tor xx
5 comments:
I do think up to size 28 is quite scary but there is a huge demand for clothes from size 18 so they are being business like and helpful.
And yet, their American presence is so small . . .
nice post..
Hello! Love love love your blog, it's very similar to my own which I write with my friend Mia. We mostly ramble on about vintage clothes but also love highstreet stuff. Take a look and let me know what you think! Corinne x
I do think it is good they are doing this the designs are still very stylish unlike the other frumpy, plain, boring designs other clothing companies do.
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