What does the cut-out trend mean for body inclusivity?

What in the name of heaven is THAT ??? Is that her fucking tit ???

That's just hideous.

There have been cutouts before. The 60's, I think, It sells magazines or now "clicks" on social media. No one wears that shit. It's gross. "Mme, your tit is in the tartar."

R3, speak English.

"What in the name of heaven is THAT ???"

Parasitic twins are so HOT right now!

I liked the tit in the tartar line.

Cutout? More like busted out!

She has a zit on her tit.

Her titty looks like it’s wearing a Secret Service earpiece.

Not everything has to be made 'inclusive'. If you're busted and have ruined your body with overeating, you need to work on being hot to work a dress like that. Can you imagine if balding and obese men were this entitled and felt they were owed 'hot status' and to have the world worship their beer guts? People would laugh, but these fat chicks are taken seriously. It's deranged.

Jugs. Knockers. Wahboombahs.

What am I looking at?

Mmm, pancakes.

The cut-out would only be hot on a hot guy's ass.

Stella McCartney is to couture what her mother was to photography; without Daddy's last name, she'd be working in a Quickie Mart. Don't take her pronouncements seriously.

'Cut-outs' are ludicrous.

Clothing is meant to clothe the body.

We don't need striptease all the time.

[quote]Not everything has to be made 'inclusive'. If you're busted and have ruined your body with overeating, you need to work on being hot to work a dress like that. Can you imagine if balding and obese men were this entitled and felt they were owed 'hot status' and to have the world worship their beer guts? People would laugh, but these fat chicks are taken seriously. It's deranged.

r10, it is strange how this fat acceptance push only seems to go one way. There is zero talk of this as it relates to men and most of the fat women pushing this are themselves quite open about their distaste for fat men.

It can be hard to cover all body parts, even without cut-outs.

R17If I had to guess I would say its women reclaiming their sexiness and confidence after straight men have declared the standards of those things since the beginning of time.

In the immortal words of Suzanne Sugarbaker, "If it doesn't look good, don't put it out on your front porch."

Who cares what it means for body inclusivity. You're not a victim because the latest clothing trend doesn't look good on you. Gen Z wasn't taught to be resilient and it shows.

Just because something is trendy doesn't mean everyone is forced to wear it. Wear what flatters your figure. It's not rocket science. But hey, if you want to squeeze your blubber into cutout fabric because you feel it's your God-given right, then go for it.

Any dress maker will tell you that this ridiculous trend plays havoc with the bias and entails so much unnecessarily pointless stitching and hemming.

The fabric is weakened and will fall apart much sooner than it should.

r19, the only reason men have a say is because the vast majority of women want to be desired by men.

Also, this whole 'health at any size' movement is lunacy and dangerous. A 5'5 woman who is over 300 pounds is not healthy, I'm thinking of that model (Tess Holliday).

Obesity is a crime against nature.

And nature responds by killing off the obese

OMG CANCEL EVERYTHING. I'M FAT, AND THIS WON'T LOOK GOOD ON ME!

That tramp at the OP looks like she has a big tumor hanging out of a hole in her dress.

This is why we used to have 5-7-9 Shop. Size 18's needn't darken the door!

Someone needs to ease up behind that broad and whisper in her ear "hon, did you know you have a titty hanging out?".

She needs to start shopping at The Stout Girl's Shop.

Now available at the Hefty Hide-Nothing-Away.

It looks like she's making a sandwich with her boob!

I'm all for pants with cut-out crotches for men with big dicks.

[quote] I'm all for pants with cut-out crotches for men with big dicks.

HEAR HEAR!!

[quote] Can you imagine if balding and obese men were this entitled and felt they were owed 'hot status' and to have the world worship their beer guts?

R10, I thought they’ve [italic]been[/italic] doing that. At the very least, they feel entitled to beautiful young women.

I’m an obese woman (I’m working on it), and there’s no way in hell I’d wear a cut-out dress. However, if other fat women want to wear cut-out dresses, that’s their choice.

R35 A minority of these men may get young women, but they know they aren't considered hot and don't demand people tell them they are. They get young women because of power and money, not because of a culture that tells them their receding hairline and pot belly is so hot. How many morbidly obese men do you see working as fashion models and landing magazine covers or being named 'Sexiest Man Alive'? None.

I'm fine with women of any size wearing whatever they want, but I reject the entitlement that is inherent to so much of the 'body positivity' movement. Nobody is owed 'hot status' and to be put on a pedestal. I don't have a hot body because my genetics are average, and I don't work out and eat properly. I'm not entitled to have my body type plastered all over magazines, TV ads, and Instagram and have people blow smoke up my ass about how beautiful I am so that I can feel good about myself.

After years of seeing 300 pounders in yoga pants,cut outs barely register.

I don't understand what I'm looking at. Is it the person's arm, midriff?

Those are good points, r36. Most unattractive guys aren’t “persuading” (I.e., “forcing”) the general public to find their beer guts attractive like most women in the Fat Acceptance Movement. No one is entitled to anyone’s love or sexual attraction.

Oh, Jesus.

I’ve seen the trend on larger women with proportionate bodies and it looks fine. It just has to be a part of the body that isn’t saggy or jiggly. Nobody HAS to wear every trend.

The woman in that picture isn’t even fat his tits are just saggy

Trendiness is best avoided. That way pictures of you will never wind up on online archives of terrible fashion disasters.

Like this one

[quote] That's just hideous.

Possibly, but it’s all relative. It does however definitely provide for immediate access to a tittie fuck.

Body-inclusive cutouts?! It looks like this:

[quote] I'm all for pants with cut-out crotches for men with big dicks.

Now that is a fashion trend that I can get behind and support. It helps to spread big dick energy.

Agreed, r41. I saw a group of African American young women out last night at dinner, and one overweight lady had large side cutouts in her dress. It didn’t look bad because she was young and her skin still looked firm and not jiggly. She also seemed confident, which helps a lot.

It’s a really cheap look. I noticed it on RHOBH - tits mangled with exposed skin. This is particularly hideous on middle aged women like Kyle or Garcelle.

Men should do that with our balls.

I am outraged by clickbait!

I think it’s trashy looking but nobody is forcing anyone to do it. I wish fashion of the 40s or 50s would come back when people dressed like they had dignity.

Yes, R51 trashy and pointless.

Just like this—