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Contributor: HappyNetherRegions HappyNetherRegions
I'm an Amazon. Almost 6 feet tall and a little curvier than I normally am at this time. I've always had a problem finding certain clothing pieces that fit. Lingerie is no exception.

My question is two fold:
1: where is the best place to find lingerie for freakishly tall and well fed women? Not plus sizes that are made for short round bodies. Tall curvy long limbed long bodied bodies.

2: drag queens seem to usually be tall. Where do they shop and how welcoming would they be to a tall heterosexual woman waltzing in their shopping territory ? Because I could always use some friendly advice too I'm not a natural fashionista!
03/03/2022
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Contributor: sevennn sevennn
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Originally posted by HappyNetherRegions
I'm an Amazon. Almost 6 feet tall and a little curvier than I normally am at this time. I've always had a problem finding certain clothing pieces that fit. Lingerie is no exception.

My question is two fold:
1: where is the best ... more
For lingerie, you could always search on Reddit for tall/plus sized lingerie. In fact, I searched that exact term and found one on the Plus Size subreddit. Another thing that I would recommend is having your measurements and looking at the measurements of the products if possible. Most online lingerie companies should also say what size their model is wearing and their measurements.

For clothing, that might be more of a challenge. I would still look online for plus sized tall clothing, I'm sure that you could find some information on Reddit or otherwise. There are specialty shops that do specialize in clothing specifically for drag queens, but I'm sure if you walked into a clothing shop (not a chain, most likely a boutique or other specialty store) they would be more than happy to assist you in giving fashion advice. I would suggest Torrid, Lane Bryant, or Maurices for stores that I know are around the states, although you might find more success at Maurices or Lane Bryant since you aren't short. Best of luck!
03/06/2022