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\nQ. I have always wondered and had a problem when looking for blouses in Plus size stores - instead of having mostly vertical stripes or stripes that are diagonal and meet in the middle to minimize a large bust, they all mostly have loads of horizontal stripes! I am surprised that designers for these stores seem oblivious to this. A few of the horizontal stripes may look okay under a nice fitting blazer or sweater but not alone. Where are all the vertical and diagonal stripes? \n
-Stress for right stripes  \n

\nA. Yes, I wonder as well why plus size collections inevitably include horizontal stripes.  But there are some designers that get it. Lane Bryant is one of those companies that always offers a wide selection of contemporary looks and plenty of vertical, diagonal and chevron stripe styles.  I’ve picked out looks from several brands that I hope will help minimize and add style to your wardrobe.\n

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striped kimono-style tunic,\n
\$44.50 at lanebryant.com\n
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mitered-stripe shirt,\n
\$44.50 at lanebryant.com\n
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grey lurex stripe twist\n
front 3/4 sleeve tunic,\n
\$42 at torrid.com\n
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