Kelly Osbourne’s fashion tips for real women

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  Posted by Maryliz Thu Nov 5, 2009 11:20am PST

  Yes ladies, PLEASE accept a larger size if muffin top is an issue. Cuz that's just nasty. No matter how big your top is. Muffin top is noooo good.

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  Posted by Chelsea Thu Nov 5, 2009 11:52am PST

  why is this called tips for REAL women? it should be for BIGGER women. all women are "real" women. i am a size four but i'm not about to invest in spanx. you should choose your words better.

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  Posted by Ester Thu Nov 5, 2009 12:51pm PST

  yes you are a real woman .there is just not that many of you.

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  Posted by Nicole Thu Nov 5, 2009 12:54pm PST

  Wow. No need to sound so harsh cabeach. If it doesn't apply to you, then why comment on it? Bigger women have a hard time with dressing themselves properly. They're real women too. Very few people are naturally a size four and weren't blessed with a high metabolism or good genetics or whatever it is that makes you a size four.

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  Posted by Kelly Thu Nov 5, 2009 12:56pm PST

  I agree with you cabeach89, I find it annoying that now "Real" women are all dealing with muffin tops and should invest in spanx. I am a real woman with curves size 4, but I eat healthy and excersize. So what is Kelly Osborne's advise going to do for me...oh yeah buy a cheap purse....ok!

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  Posted by sun2go Thu Nov 5, 2009 1:30pm PST

  Muffin top is not a cute way of saying fat rolls. Maybe we should start calling them fat rolls and women will stop showing them off. Because I'm tired of seeing them just because women can't admit to the size they are.

  So what is a real woman? Is it a pseudo-empowering term for women who can't put down the chips? Just because you're naturally tall and thin means you're not real? I've never understood that term.

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  Posted by amana Thu Nov 5, 2009 1:53pm PST

  From what I've read and heard, spanx or similar products can actually be quite helpful to women of all shapes and sizes. They help smooth everything out when wearing sheer dresses or anything for that matter. And it could have to do with my shape, but even if I pick the thinest and most minimal gstring you can still see lines under dresses as such. But on the flip side, is it really that big of deal if people know I'm wearing underware? Most people do so its not exactly an uncommon thing.

  And as far as buying a "cheap" bag, thats not what she said and is taking things out of context. She simply says you don't HAVE to spend boatloads on a purse but recommends buying one based on your personality instead of how many digits are on the price tag.

  The article also doesn't say anything about these tips being applicable to EVERY person that reads them.

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  Posted by Angel Thu Nov 5, 2009 2:37pm PST

  keep it going girl, i like the new you.and i think your great.

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  Posted by Ana Caterina Thu Nov 5, 2009 3:00pm PST

  Those are tips for bigger women, not ''real'' women.

  I'm tall, skinny and toned. Does that make me any less woman than I am?

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  Posted by DMLady Thu Nov 5, 2009 3:08pm PST

  when did we (as a society) become so overly sensitive and critical? if this article does not apply to you then move on. no need to get your size 4 panties in a bunch, ladies. yes, we are all "real women". would a quick round of "Kum-Bai-Yah" help you feel better? how about a hug?

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