How Sarah Rocks SWAK Designs in a Size 3X

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SWAK Designs is one of my very favorite places to shop online, and one which I often recommend both here in my style updates and Editor’s Picks, but also on the Pasazz.net Facebook Page (have you joined us yet!?). SWAK (Sealed With A Kiss) Designs make to my favorites list because they deliver trendy clothes, and essentials basics, at truly great prices and in flattering designs.

Their online store, which you can check out at www.swakdesigns.com, features a fun Blog which they keep updated with latest trends and ideas on how to style their gorgeous pieces. A favorite feature, which they run from time to time, is ‘Sarah’s Closet’ that features SWAK Marketing Director Sarah Sapora showcasing some of her favorite designs. Why do I (and many others!) love this regular installment? It gives us a chance to see what their styles look like on a 5’5″ size 3X lady.

Their most recent installment of ‘Sarah’s Closet’ showcases what outfits Sarah wore while attending the Full Figured Fashion Week in New York City this Summer. Below you can take a look at these outfits, included exactly which pieces were used, so you too can re-create these ensembles!

Sarah’s first outfit for the event was for a casual meetup with bloggers. Here she wore the comfy Flutter Tee in Coral, along with the Megan Mini Skirt in Black, with a pair of brown boots.

To re-create this look you will need:

• Pretty Flutter Tee in Coral
• Megan Mini Skirt in Black

For the networking party, Sarah opted to wear the Sara Short Sleeve Dress in Black with the Drew Denim Jacket, and then dressing up with outfit with some bling! She added tones of sparkle by wearing fun sparkly rings, bangles and shoes.

To re-create this look you will need:

• Sara Short Sleeve Dress in Black
• Drew Denim Jacket (currently not available)

Every year during the Full Figured Fashion Week, a party at sea is hosted where all guests are required to wear white. For this occasion Sarah donned the Sabrina Maxi in White, pairing it up with the versatile Drew Denim Jacket.

To re-create this look you will need:

• Sabrina Maxi Dress in White
• Drew Denim Jacket (currently not available)

Sarah definitely made a statement, whilst flaunting her curves at the cocktail party! She chose to wear the Sara Short Sleeve Dress, pairing it up with the Ellie Buckle Belt to help cinch in that waist and create an hourglass silhouette.

To re-create this look you will need:

• Sara Short Sleeve Dress
• Ellie Buckle Belt

For hanging out about town, shopping, going out for lunch, Sarah chose a comfortable and yet ultra stylish ensemble. The wore the Open Cardigan in Black, Pretty Cami in Magenta, and her own jeans.

To re-create this look you will need:

• Open Cardigan in Black
• Pretty Cami in Magenta

For the final runway show Sarah look glam in the Mae Dress in Black. this dress is flattering on every body type!

To re-create this look you will need:

• Mae Dress in Black

So there you have, the outfits SWAK Marketing Director Sarah wore throughout the main events at the Full Figured Fashion Week this Summer in New York City. This post should help inspire plus size women to be adventurous with their style, and help them see what some of the items that we recommend here actually look like styled together, on real plus size women.

Discover more styles from SWAK Designs here!

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2 Comments

1. 

   J.Price

   September 19, 2013 at 8:11 pm

   I love, LOVE, to see REAL women modeling the clothes. Great progress for women everywhere! Thanks for the link.

   Reply
2. 

   Lena

   September 26, 2013 at 4:55 pm

   Wonderful Looks! She wears them well.

   Reply