[PREVIEW] Fat Fashion: Spring Edition

We are Virginia Sole-Smith and Corinne Fay, and it's time for your April Extra Butter episode!

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Today we are talking about:

⭐️ Fat fashion. Is it getting harder to shop?

⭐️ Virginia's bad boyfriend (J. Crew).

⭐️ How the oversized fashion trend leaves out fat people.

We're also answering listener questions about:

⭐️ Skinny jeans, yay or nay?

⭐️ Managing a wardrobe to fit weight fluctuations.

⭐️ How are we wearing layers during perimenopause?

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Episode 239 Transcript

Corinne: 

Today we have a very exciting (for me) topic, which is we're going to talk about fat fashion, spring edition.

Virginia: 

Is it getting harder to shop?

Corinne: 

I mean, quick answer: yes.

Virginia: 

Absolutely. It's terrible out there. Is it the state of the world, is it retail, or is it both? We're going to get into how it's feeling like there are fewer plus-size options, and we're going to get into some of your practical questions.