Plus Size Hippie Scream Queen

Lace Tassel Fringe Kimono: Primark

White Cami Dress Vest: Primark

Acid Wash High Wasted Jeans: (similar) New Look Inspire

Plimsole Heels: (similar) Wide Fit New Look

Rainbow Necklace in bottom picture: Black Heart Creatives

Last summer I got these acid wash shorts from New Look, and it was the first time I got my fat naked legs out and I loved it.  I have been waiting for ages to find an outfit that I liked enough that wasn't a band t shirt and these to blog.  I really thought I wasn't going to enjoy the 70s trend, but when I saw what was rapidly taking over every single clothes shop I went in in Bristol last weekend all I could think about was tassels and fringe.

I grabbed this kimono that honestly looks like my nans net curtains on a rail in Primark.  I got in an 'L' and I can't think of any plus size person that wouldn't fit in to it.  I also got a couple of my absolute staple wardrobe pieces, the cami dress.  I wear a lot of vests as I like to layer, but being tall and fat I find it hard to find one that covers my belly when I don't want a VBO and that doesn't show all of my boobs. The Primark cami dress is perfect, it is stretchy and long and also has a nice support structure to it so it holds me in a bit in the boob area.

I feel like I am going to embrace the 70's trend, but not in that gross ~boho~ Sienna Miller vibe of the early 2000's.  I do not want to see any greek disc belts, or shapeless tiered maxi skirts, I want to see lots of fringes, and mustards, and suede and pleather. My friend commented that I look very horror scream queen.  I must admit that I do sort of look like I could be about to hop into a camper van that breaks down outside the Sawyer house!

I teamed it with these white canvas plimsole heels I got in the New Look sale ages ago, which are supremely comfy and I wish I had bought two pairs.  This was the outfit I wore to Bristol Pride this year, although I did add this huge rainbow necklace I made myself and brooches for the rest of the Black Heart Creatives team.