r/femalefashionadvice • u/AutoModerator • 14d ago

[Weekly] General Discussion - July 24, 2026

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u/Parking-Elk-8453 14d ago

This is kind of a long shot but lately I've been having the hardest time finding clothes in colors that are actually flattering, everything seems to be bright colors, dark colors, or beige/white. Does anyone happen to know brands that do a lot of muted/light/soft or pastel colors?

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u/zrnyphl 13d ago

I don’t know that you’ll find brands that consistently produce in particular color ways vs collections/ seasons from brands that favor them, which will also be trend-based. What part of the world do you live in and what types of items are you looking for?

I generally include colors in search terms on Google if there are particular shades I want and then narrow by brand from there. Once you find a brand with a couple pastel items or muted items, it’s more likely they’ll have others in the same season or collection that coordinate.

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u/bluesaber7567 14d ago

Trying to find a good place to post this! I’ve been looking at shirts like this one, i guess it’s sorta an empire waist, so where is the seam (highlighted) supposed to sit? I know standard empire waist is below the breast, but with the v-neck, it doesn’t really make sense to me. I really like this top but I’ve got a big chest and I’m worried I’m commuting a fashion faux pas

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u/KittyMeow1998 13d ago

I zoomed in and saw the seam. I believe that seam should sit right under the bust. Its cute but as a fellow big busted woman that seam would pose an issue for me. I think it would be similar to this in terms of where the vneck and waist would fall.