Rebdolls: Helping Me Stay Stylish & Comfortable

AP Young28 May 2019 Leave a comment

If there is one consistent theme along my journey with style, fashion and navigating my life in a plus body; it is being comfortable.

I love being stylish, I love getting dressed up but I my absolute must and non negotiable rule of thumb is comfort.

Often times I find styles that look good but don’t feel good. If it requires shapewear I will skip it without question because I hate shapewear and do not feel comfortable in it.

This is one of the reasons I have been in love with Rebdolls for the last 2 years. Around this time 2 years ago I was preparing to go on my wedding anniversary staycation and I wanted to be cute and stylish.

I had stumbled upon Rebdolls because of another blogger by the name of Chasity Valentine of Garner Style Blog. I almost didn’t check them out because I was just so certain they didn’t carry my size. Well thank goodness I looked anyway because in just one click I was surprised to find they carried up to a 5x.

I’ve been shopping them ever since.

When the opportunity to collab with Rebdolls surfaced; I jumped at the opportunity because they are one of the brands I fully support because they fully support bodies like mine.

I love this Pop Up wide leg romper because it is exactly my style! It screams summer and comfort and style all in one.

I actually had a few rompers in this style from Rebdolls a couple of years ago and in a closet purge I got rid of them. Talk about regret; so I was so pleased they brought it back!

Rebdolls is affordable, they have fun and funky styles and they service extended sizes! If you haven’t checked Rebdolls out yet; take this as my recommendation to do so!

Have you shopped Rebdolls? Let me know!

AP Young

Alicia aka AP is a writer, blogger and public speaker who has built her platform on speaking her truth regardless of how unflattering it might be. Her platform includes mental health awareness, body diversity, parenting children with special needs and navigating life with chronic illness and disability. AP also has a vested interest in teaching plus size women how to advocate for their health care in the face of weight discriminatory culture within the health care field. AP also has a passion for fashion and beauty, specifically for women of extended sizes! Through her blog and social media platforms; she attempts to encourage and inspire women to shed the stereotypes and step out of the boxes society tends to set for women who exist in bodies that are larger.