How Christmas Sweaters REALLY Look on Different Body Shapes
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I've never seen uglier shit.
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My takeaway from this vid:
Anna's been getting feedback from fatties who don't like how short these sweaters are, because unlike Anna, they like to keep their flub decently covered. And lesbereal, most of the women who are going to pay $45 for an ugly holiday sweater are not 20-somethings; they are moms and grandmas (and the occasional cat/dog lady aunt) over the age of 35.
Anna thought that most plus-size sweaters being tunic-length is a bad thing, and something forced on fat women as punishment, rather than the manufacturers offering more of what fat women consistently buy. Anna likes shorter sweaters; therefore her fans would be grateful for her offering them. (This is part of the design she probably had direct input into, which is why she's so defensive about it.)
The women serving as models are all wearing sweaters that fit (even if they appear unflatteringly short on most of them), and we know what sizes they're wearing, but Anna's sweater is way too tight, and she never tells us what size it is.
Honestly, this whole vid reeks of, "Jollidays has already received indications that this collection is not going to be a rousing success, and Anna won't get to 'design' another collection next year if it fails, so Anna is trying to remedy it by telling her audience that short sweaters are actually great and what fat women want, and she's sorry those who disagree have issues with their bodies, but they're wrong."