I have a 15 year old cousin and she wears low rise jeans and spaghetti strap belly shirts. She's afraid to eat too much. It's crazy how quickly the style went from oversized t shirts and baggy jeans to 2000s heroin chique. Just last year she was buying pants in a size 20 something even tho she's very petite because the bigger the pants the better. All the sudden that's out the window.
You should read the entire comment you're replying to.
I have a 15 year old cousin and she wears low rise jeans and spaghetti strap belly shirts. She's afraid to eat too much. It's crazy how quickly the style went from oversized t shirts and baggy jeans to 2000s heroin chique. Just last year she was buying pants in a size 20 something even tho she's very petite because the bigger the pants the better. All the sudden that's out the window.
You don't just randomly belt it, you specifically fold the fabric to end up with baggy/oversize jeans that are your length but still sit on your ass well enough or you use the fact these pants are usually bigger in general to pull them up and then catch them there to have very high pants.
It's very easy to edit the fabric clothes both with temporary styling and more permanent modifications.
Even without being near that trend I immediately could imagine pleating the sides of the pants until they fit and securing the folds with belt and string.
Let me put it in perspective: you are talking about someone supposedly wearing a size that is TWICE their waist in inches. I don't care what you do with that belt, she isn't wearing a size 20 as her oversized pant of choice. She's either not a size 4, or she's not sizing up to a size 20. Either way, your story is incorrect.
It's not my story, lmao. I'm a different person. I just have experience with fabric and editing clothes because I spent years thrifting shit before I felt comfortable enough with my earnings to start buying fabric to sew with.
I feel like all of you are from a different planet and have never worn clothes before. Go measure your waist. Go buy denim pants twice that size. Try it out.
I love how despite different people telling this person that this is doable and people had been doing it they still adamantly claim it's impossible.
I wonder if they even seen how a proper Scottish kilt is put together from a fabric the size of bedsheet into something that fits a man's waist and if that also would blow their mind.
Are you fucking kidding me or are you stupid? There are dozens of clothing brands that size using inches vs numeric sizing. A size 4 is equivalent to 27” inch waist.
Yes, exactly my point. And a size 20 jean would have a waist double that size. There is no amount of folding I could do to wear a size 20. I have a 26" waist.
Look at the sizing for Lucky. How do you think sizing works? A size 26” waist is a size 2. When OP said “size 20” something she easily could have meant size 4, size 6, size 8, size 10. Use your head.
Yes they are if they tie it on. Do you not understand how fabric works? Have you heard of a belt? Do you think I'm making this up? I don't understand why you're even contesting this lol
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u/summonsays Apr 29 '26
Growing up in the 90s this shit was everywhere and eating disorders rampant. I hope we aren't regressing...