Loose fit affair

Now, as trends come and go, I struggled with finding comfortable one-pieces known as Jumpsuits. Usually, my struggles are jean lengths, which I have spoken about in my previous posts. But with jeans, you know you have to alter them, and then you are sorted but with one-pieces, you simply just cannot. Firstly, when you have curves it’s already a challenge, so imagine curves and height. What a combination. It reminds me of the struggle I also encountered with boyfriend jeans. When you are gifted with a butt, trust me you can’t buy any boyfriend jeans, they have to be one size bigger so they can fit you nice and loosely. The same applies to one-pieces. You have to buy one size bigger. I was so happy when I finally found a one-piece that accommodated me and was super comfortable. Thank you, Woolworths for being the first shop to accommodate me. The length was a bit longer, but I actually loved it and didn’t even alter it. 

The second piece I have is from Edgars. It’s also the most beautiful thing I have ever seen, I paired it with my Neon heels on this picture

My most recent one piece, I bought it from Mr. Price, and it was love at first sight. You will notice with all my one-pieces, they are loose, making it comfortably around the waist and curves. If you also have some struggles with finding the perfect one-piece, drop me a message (thembisile@imzimba.co.za), and let’s see how and where you can get one-pieces that are made just for your physique.

Okay, you probably get that I like loose fit jumpsuits. This takes me to how closely connected are we to the things that we love, family, friends, work, and this also includes our dreams and visions for the future, and how we want each of these to grow. Loose fits are not necessarily misfits. Loose fits give us space to breathe and reflect. 

There are times that when we are so clingy to our dreams and visions, well, and the people that are around us that we do not allow room enough for growth or to even have a sky view of the very own dreams and visions. How would you and I give enough space to reflect on our goals? When last did we reflect on our journey towards our goals? 

Are we so close to the things we love so much that we do not have a sky view of our goals? What does your sky view of your goals look like?

Imzimba stylist 

Thembisile Duma