Comments on: There’s a learning curve to fanciness! http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html Fatting all over the place and looking fancy all the while. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:26:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: definatalie http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-278 definatalie Wed, 22 Jul 2009 16:36:54 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-278 omg somehow this has to be made into a t-shirt design! omg somehow this has to be made into a t-shirt design!

]]> By: Zoe http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-277 Zoe Wed, 22 Jul 2009 16:27:18 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-277 :DDDD! I feel like I should say it the same one might say I AM SPARTA.<br><br>I AM FANCY. :D DDD! I feel like I should say it the same one might say I AM SPARTA.

I AM FANCY.

]]> By: nitrojane http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-276 nitrojane Wed, 22 Jul 2009 14:19:33 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-276 You ARE fucking fancy, srsly. I love it. You ARE fucking fancy, srsly. I love it.

]]> By: lolitaofmoderntimes http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-279 lolitaofmoderntimes Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:40:13 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-279 Great post, I really enjoy reading you!!!!!<br><br>By the way, I just put on my blog a huge list of plus size online shops, from US, UK, Oz, and NZ: 'hope you'll enjoy it (sorry for you credit card by advance, ah ah ah), and please let me know if you do know other great shops, so I will update this list!!!!<br><br>Thank you!!!<br><br>Sarah<br><a href="http://lolitaofmoderntimes.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow">http://lolitaofmoderntimes.blogspot.com/</a> Great post, I really enjoy reading you!!!!!

By the way, I just put on my blog a huge list of plus size online shops, from US, UK, Oz, and NZ: 'hope you'll enjoy it (sorry for you credit card by advance, ah ah ah), and please let me know if you do know other great shops, so I will update this list!!!!

Thank you!!!

Sarah
http://lolitaofmoderntimes.blogspot.com/

]]> By: Zoe http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-281 Zoe Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:13:12 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-281 Inorite?! I fucking love Uniqlo, and it boggles me that they don't have stores here. I've just discovered a Japanese mail-forwarding service (in English), so I've done a Uniqlo order for a couple of basic tops and a printed tee :D! This is the website: <a href="http://www.jshoppers.com/forward/index-eg.asp" rel="nofollow">J-Shoppers Mail Forwarding</a>. <br><br>I have a lot of Uniqlo socks too, they are so good! Inorite?! I fucking love Uniqlo, and it boggles me that they don't have stores here. I've just discovered a Japanese mail-forwarding service (in English), so I've done a Uniqlo order for a couple of basic tops and a printed tee :D ! This is the website: J-Shoppers Mail Forwarding.

I have a lot of Uniqlo socks too, they are so good!

]]> By: sharnee http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-280 sharnee Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:01:59 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-280 Oh I love Uniqlo so much! Why don't they have something like that in Australia?<br>I still have Uniqlo clothes that I wear but I guess some of them are on their last legs :(<br>Why didn't I buy more Uniqlo socks? (mens ones of course, the womens socks would never have fit me) but they had so many funky colours!<br><br>Your fashions are very awesome! Oh I love Uniqlo so much! Why don't they have something like that in Australia?
I still have Uniqlo clothes that I wear but I guess some of them are on their last legs :(
Why didn't I buy more Uniqlo socks? (mens ones of course, the womens socks would never have fit me) but they had so many funky colours!

Your fashions are very awesome!

]]> By: meerkat47 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-284 meerkat47 Sat, 18 Jul 2009 13:02:41 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-284 Thanks! It sounds like Uniqlo and department store plus size sections come infuriatingly close to my size without quite making it. (I did get a couple of shirts at Jusco, wearable but still decidedly too tight.) I will definitely be checking out Nissen. Thanks! It sounds like Uniqlo and department store plus size sections come infuriatingly close to my size without quite making it. (I did get a couple of shirts at Jusco, wearable but still decidedly too tight.) I will definitely be checking out Nissen.

]]> By: Zoe http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-283 Zoe Sat, 18 Jul 2009 06:39:14 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-283 Certainly! Depending on how proficient you are at reading Japanese (or roping a friend in to help!), http://www.nissen.co.jp/smileland/ has an excellent plus-size range, up to about a 26 or 28 in some lines. I found it very easy to order online, and they have size charts for each individual item, so sizing is quite accurate. <br><br>If you are an inbetweenie, Uniqlo is all over Japan and has great basic tops and tees, and stretch polyester skirts. (They also sell jeans and pants, but only to a 30 inch waist for women). I've got a 16F bust and the tops with a touch of stretch fit great, and are priced really well - usually between 1000-2000 yen each.<br><br>Most department stores will have a smallish plus section, generally with pants up to a 90-100cm waist. Jusco has inexpensive basics, and has stuff on sale seasonally. Marui. or OIOI, is my favourite department store and they're in most major cities. Their plus section has some great stuff, and I'm partial to the brand "RU". I tend to be at the top of the size range there, though, and it can be a bit pricey.<br><br>Hope that helps a bit :) Certainly! Depending on how proficient you are at reading Japanese (or roping a friend in to help!), http://www.nissen.co.jp/smileland/ has an excellent plus-size range, up to about a 26 or 28 in some lines. I found it very easy to order online, and they have size charts for each individual item, so sizing is quite accurate.

If you are an inbetweenie, Uniqlo is all over Japan and has great basic tops and tees, and stretch polyester skirts. (They also sell jeans and pants, but only to a 30 inch waist for women). I've got a 16F bust and the tops with a touch of stretch fit great, and are priced really well – usually between 1000-2000 yen each.

Most department stores will have a smallish plus section, generally with pants up to a 90-100cm waist. Jusco has inexpensive basics, and has stuff on sale seasonally. Marui. or OIOI, is my favourite department store and they're in most major cities. Their plus section has some great stuff, and I'm partial to the brand “RU”. I tend to be at the top of the size range there, though, and it can be a bit pricey.

Hope that helps a bit :)

]]> By: meerkat47 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html/comment-page-1#comment-282 meerkat47 Sat, 18 Jul 2009 06:13:04 +0000 http://www.axisoffat.com/2009/07/theres-a-learning-curve-to-fanciness.html#comment-282 Not that I have any intention of becoming fashionable (I imagine it would take time, effort, money, and enthusiasm) but it might be nice to be able to buy clothing at all in Japan. Can you tell me more about these Japanese stores that have plus-size clothing? Not that I have any intention of becoming fashionable (I imagine it would take time, effort, money, and enthusiasm) but it might be nice to be able to buy clothing at all in Japan. Can you tell me more about these Japanese stores that have plus-size clothing?

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