weight to dress size ratio poll
xstacey267x
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Hi girls iv always thought i was quite heavy for my dress size 16. I weigh 14st 1. Just wondered if any of u are comfortable with sharing your weight dress size just for a bit of an eye opener really as some women have more muscle than others etc or like me big busted haha so be a good poll to read x
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Today I'm 174lbs, and a size 14, or XL.
I'm 5'8" and not very fit a the moment. I'd like to be 140 something, solid, and a size 8. I'm not busty so when I get down to that size 8 there will be nothing left. LOL0 -
Hehe lol id like to get to a 10 i think if i can. My chest will be on my knees by then lol0
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Hi, I am 5'4" tall and weigh 150 and wear a size 12 or Large dress. When I was 179 I was a 16. Hoping to loose another 20 lbs. None of that weight is in my boobs unfortunately. Ha ha0
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5'4" 130 and size 2-4.
When I started at 163 I was a size 6 in a fit and flare dress, and could not really wear any kind of sheath because of my measurements (extreme pear).0 -
I m 5 8 , 51 & 198 at the moment size 16, thinking close to 90 to get completely in a size 14. hope that helps you
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There's a website called mybodygallery.com which has a database of women based on height and weight. You can also search by clothes size. That might give you an idea of what the average clothes size is based on those factors. Otherwise there are just so many variables.0
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There's a website called mybodygallery.com which has a database of women based on height and weight. You can also search by clothes size. That might give you an idea of what the average clothes size is based on those factors. Otherwise there are just so many variables.
Even on that site, you can see how many women look very different even at the same height and weight due to body composition. I've posted a few pictures on there. One time I forgot and when I went to search up popped my own torso...it caught me off guard ha!0 -
I was 5'2", 198 lbs. and a size 18. Now I'm 147 and a size 10!0
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180, 5'5, 14/16 or L.0
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I'm 5'8", 148 lbs and wear a size 4. I was 155 and wore a 8/10. I've gained a lot of muscle since then!0
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I am 5'7" and weigh 183, very busty. I wear a size misses 14. At my heaviest, 210, I wore a size 16 womens and they were starting to get tight. I'm mainly talking pants size since I mostly get pull over sweaters in xl.0
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I'm 5'5" and weigh 151. Here in the US, I usually wear a size 8-10 dress (I still carry a little extra up top) or size 8 pants.0
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I'm 5'4" and 156lbs. I'm a US size 6-8 because I care my weight in my bum and I buy dresses that are flowy. If I were to get a pencil skirt I'd probably be a 12.0
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Im 5'5" 146lbs and a 6/8 dress... and im an hourglass shape0
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I am 5'10", 209 pounds (14 stone, 13), very short legs/long torso, big chest. Also very muscular--all my my remaining fat is on my belly due to a medical issue.
Most of the dresses that I am wearing right now are US12/UK16. I wear a US 8S in jeans though. I've never bough jeans made in the UK, so I am not sure how that translates...maybe a UK 12?0 -
5' 7", 159lbs/11st 5lb, UK size 14 bottom, size 12 top. I've come down from 211lbs/15st 1lb, size 20 bottom, size 18 top. I did buy a size 12 dress this week but I only got away with it because it's not fitted in the slightest and hangs straight down off my bust.0
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I'm 5'9 243lbs And I was 210 before I had my child. I use to wear a 14/16 now I'm a 20/220
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I'm 5'4 and about 67kg and I wear UK 10 up top and 12-14 on the bottom.
Although one of my main factors for starting to loose weight was that at 70kg I was finding that 14 bottoms were too tight!0 -
I'm 5'3.5 and weigh 120lbs (8 stone) - wearing a dress size UK 8 (I believe a US 4), but in tighter clothes I buy a UK 10 (as my stomach is still not totally flat post childbirth) x0
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I'm 5'5" and am 13st 1lb (183lb). 10lb ago, I was a UK size 18 (14 in US) trousers, size 16 (12 US size) tops, but a size 16 in skirts/dresses. I'd probably fit most size 16 trousers but my thunder thighs won't allow that! So I have always had to wear belts on a larger trouser size.
I've been told it's about a stone (14lb) per dress size, but I'm a pear shape, and carry far more of my excess weight in my lower half. I'm therefore starting to see a change in my hips and stomach, whilst my top half hasn't changed very much at all, although previously tight tops are fitting a little better. Now, 18 trousers are massively loose on me, but 16 trousers are just a bit too tight. BTW, exercise is changing my shape far more than the weight loss! I am at that weird in-between stage, where my clothes are loose, but I've not lost enough to go down a full size. More motivation to get more lbs off, and go shopping for smaller clothes, I guess!0 -
I'm 144lbs, 5'4" and wear a size 6 pants and small in tops. I'm hourglass shaped.0
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I'm 5'4" and currently 199 lbs.
I wear size 16-18 based on how it is made (I have wide hips and a little butt so pants are a *kitten* to find) and I wear anything from M-XL shirts, again depends on how it's made because I am chesty.0 -
240 lb, 5'5", dress size 18. Most tops xl0
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There's a website called mybodygallery.com which has a database of women based on height and weight. You can also search by clothes size. That might give you an idea of what the average clothes size is based on those factors. Otherwise there are just so many variables.
This site always gives me dysmorphia anxiety.
I'm 5'0', 161 lbs and a size 16. If I search by size, every woman my height and weight is claiming to wear a 8/10/12, and women wearing size 16s are all twenty to thirty pounds heavier than I am. Either Canadian clothing sizes are WAY smaller than UK and American, or a lot of ladies are lying about their pants.
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I'm 205 lbs. (down from almost 230!) and I wear size 16 pants and large in tops in general. These are US sizes. But it depends on the clothing manufacturer too. If I shop at Old Navy sometimes I can get away with a medium top and size 14 pants or shorts. But if I shop at Macy's or Boscov's I usually have to get XL tops and size 18 pants or 16W. I'm busty but it doesn't seem to matter all that much. Size is just a number - what matters most is do the clothes flatter your body shape.0
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I'm 5'7', 151lbs and UK size 10/12 US size 8/10. hope that helps.0
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There's a website called mybodygallery.com which has a database of women based on height and weight. You can also search by clothes size. That might give you an idea of what the average clothes size is based on those factors. Otherwise there are just so many variables.
This site always gives me dysmorphia anxiety.
I'm 5'0', 161 lbs and a size 16. If I search by size, every woman my height and weight is claiming to wear a 8/10/12, and women wearing size 16s are all twenty to thirty pounds heavier than I am. Either Canadian clothing sizes are WAY smaller than UK and American, or a lot of ladies are lying about their pants.
I vote lying. At 161 (I'm 5'4") I was a comfortable 14/MAYBE sneak into 12. Although I have to admit that I wear a smaller size than some of the women who are comparable to me in height/weight, but I've been lifting heavy for the past few years and may have more muscle than my counterparts.
Also, body composition. Maybe the smaller sizes carry more weight in their upper bodies.0 -
5'1 I weigh 128 and wear a 2/4.0
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kirstenshearer1984 wrote: »I'm 5'3.5 and weigh 120lbs (8 stone) - wearing a dress size UK 8 (I believe a US 4), but in tighter clothes I buy a UK 10 (as my stomach is still not totally flat post childbirth) x
Sorry I weigh 112 pounds - mistyped! x0 -
I am tinkering around 155 and 5'4 & 3/4"... that 3/4 does matter
The dresses I have bought recently are a size 8, and I do have a 6 I fit into, too! Pants/shorts, I am still between an 8 and a 10 (US sizes).0
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