I've started wearing a cloak in public (literally just a thrifted tablecloth folded and pinned in a way that looks swaggy) and I'm finding that I really like wearing clothes that are just a single sheet of fabric.
The modern clothing industry is real hostile to anyone with non-normative body proportions. You've got makers of mass-produced off-the-rack garments essentially deciding which bodies get to be fashionable and which ones don't. Sure, the prevalence of elastic fibers expands the range of bodies that can wear a single garment, but if you stretch too much, or in the wrong place, you're told you should "just give up".
God, I so experience this too with shoes. Why is it that despite the massive increase in transness you can’t get any cute shoes above, generously, a men’s size 9 without buying online
