Fashionable curvaceous women

We're always worried of gaining weight because we live by the standard that being sexy needs to be thin, super slim etcetera like those supermodel that we admired. But that old belief changes, the fashion industry is exploring aswell. Here's some of those fashionable curvaceous women who proved that sexiness will not rely on what shape or size you are but rather on how you carry yourself.

Queen Latifah - All hail the queen for being so gorgeously bodacious.

Jill Scott - confidently showed everyone that you can be sexy at size 4 or 20.

Kimora Lee Simmons - sexy to be curvaceous even after having three kids.

Serena Williams - a thick girl with beads who catch the attention of everyone during her 2002 US Open outfit.

Salma Hayek - our Latina siren who's very comfortable showing off her sexy curves.

Beyonce - she definitely created a lane for the bootylicious babes.

Raven Symone - a curvaceous vixen who proved that it was sexy to be thick.

Stay fashionably sexy, gorgeous and beautiful inside and out.

source:
hiphopwired.com
thehollywoodgossip.com
trulyfe.com

Miuccia Prada collection

Another extra-ordinary fashion collection for Miuccia Prada, starting with the designer's big, fresh and exciting ideas who wouldn't want to see her creation?


Beginning with the boldest orange, blue and green graphic, minimalist kimono shaped dresses, clomping along on their high soles with contrasting colors with their huge bright bags.


Followed by a square cut, zip front jackets with pencil skirts featuring springy bursts of hem in a different color and slash neck dresses, then the color blocking has transformed into bold xylophone stripes it was a never ending mix of shades and widths with matching striped sombrero.


"It was beautifully precise, with wonderful colors and minimal shapes all getting mixed up together.” “That sort of show always gets your blood boiling, it was so invigorating and vivacious.” says Kate Phelan.

Definitely wild, intriguing, flattering collection that will give us a whole new level of fashion experience.

source:
vogue.co.uk