My partner swears that babydolls are unflattering because it makes the tummy area look bigger than it actually is, thus giving off the "pregnancy effect." do you think this is true?
Babydolls and the "pregnancy effect"
08/03/2012
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YEP. This is one big reason that I never get babydolls. They pretty much always look unflattering on me.
08/03/2012
I love them because they're the ONLY thing that looks good on me
08/03/2012
like them
08/03/2012
I think different bodies look better in different things. If you're a little bit larger with a bit of a tummy and large breasts, I think it looks fine.
If you're like me and you don't have a tummy but you also don't have much in the breast area, it's incredibly unflattering.
If you're like me and you don't have a tummy but you also don't have much in the breast area, it's incredibly unflattering.
08/03/2012
I think they are beautiful on bigger women (like myself). But I agree with Experiment, they may be less flattering on smaller women, but I also believe its about confidence and how you carry yourself.
08/03/2012
Empire waists and tummies do not work together, period. I mean, what's worse when wearing an empire-style wedding gown and being asked "Is that why you're getting married?" I didn't get it until I saw a photo of me in profile ...
There's a reason maternity-wear is empire waisted.
There's a reason maternity-wear is empire waisted.
08/03/2012
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Actually while I am working to get rid of my baby belly it is very flattering...it doesn't hide the fact that I have extra around my belly but it does show it in a more flattering light.
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Do emu
My partner swears that babydolls are unflattering because it makes the tummy area look bigger than it actually is, thus giving off the "pregnancy effect." do you think this is true?
08/03/2012
they hide the body unless it's a see-through
08/03/2012
yes and no, more often than not I'd have to say they do make you look pregnant
08/03/2012
Yes, if you have any tummy at all they tend to be unattractive.
08/03/2012
no i love them on my SO
08/03/2012
I love them personally
08/03/2012
It depends on the baby doll
08/03/2012
It depends on the person. I'd never be able to wear one though. Empire waist doesn't work with my boobs. The part that is meant to sit at your waist sits halfway down my boobs -_-
08/03/2012
It depends on the body type. There are definitely a lot of people who look great in babydolls. I have wide shoulders and sizable boobs, so I feel like babydolls make me look boxy because they hide my relatively small waist. Empire waists are not my friend.
08/03/2012
It depends on the baby doll but i still love them
08/04/2012
I think it depends on the babydoll and the build of the person wearing it, but I've definitely seen this happen.
08/04/2012
Sometimes yes, if the babydoll has a lot of extra fabric. The look can be flattering if the item doesn't have tons of material in the tummy area.
08/04/2012
I love babydolls, and trapeeze dresses from back in the day, but no matter how thin I am, I look wide on all sides. I was 118 in junior high and wore a trapeeze dress to school with leggins. I thought I looked really cute and all, but no...got asked if I was preggers several times.
08/04/2012
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It ally depends on the specific cut of the baby doll and your chest. I find sheer ones pull it off, being a little larger in the chest, but otherwise it can look weird.
Originally posted by
Do emu
My partner swears that babydolls are unflattering because it makes the tummy area look bigger than it actually is, thus giving off the "pregnancy effect." do you think this is true?
08/04/2012
Nooo!!!!! I love babydolls
08/04/2012
Yes some do but others don't. I find that most of them actually hide my chubby belly.
08/04/2012
They hide the bigger stomachs and make them look great.
08/04/2012
On my frame I have not found a babydoll top that does not make me look prego.
08/04/2012
Not at all. Babydolls actually hide big bellies and make them flattering.
08/05/2012
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I don't think so... I like my girlfriend in babydolls (or any lingerie).
Originally posted by
Do emu
My partner swears that babydolls are unflattering because it makes the tummy area look bigger than it actually is, thus giving off the "pregnancy effect." do you think this is true?
08/05/2012
Babydolls are a hit and miss for me as a smaller person. I think getting one with sheer fabric negates the "pregnant" effect because everything is basically visible.
08/05/2012
out of all the lingerie my wife has, only one piece makes her look fat. so far we have been lucky.
08/05/2012
Instead of pregnant, it's more like a little foofy dress. It's fine to not show all of your curves every time.
08/06/2012
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