You don't need to lose weight to buy new clothes
“Should I wait to lose weight to buy new clothes?”
That's a question I hear a lot from my clients. Some of them waited long until they contacted me because they were waiting to lose weight first.
You don't need to lose weight to buy new clothes.
My advice is for you to embrace comfort, regardless of what the numbers on the scale tell you. The clothes need to serve you, not the opposite way. You are not the problem, the wrong clothes are.
Let's keep in mind these crucial factors:
1. Dressing well is more than just about looking good. It has a significant impact on your self-esteem. When you know you look great, you feel great. It's a cycle that feeds into itself, impacting your overall mood and well-being.
2. What you choose to wear is a wonderful self-expression form, not limited by size. It's about style, personal flair, and the confidence you carry yourself. Break free from the concept that size dictates fashion - the person wearing the clothes brings them to life.
3. Comfort should always be your priority. What's the point of a stunning outfit if you don't feel good? Choose clothes that allow you to move freely and feel comfortable.
Don't put your life on hold, waiting to reach a specific weight or size to have a curated wardrobe. Take care of yourself right now. When you find clothes that fit you well, I promise you will forget about their size.
Let me know if you would like to chat about this. Email me at hello@marciacrivorot.com, and we can schedule a free discovery call.
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