Kiyonna Clothing - Stylish Plus Size Women's Apparel

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from July 22, 2015
  

  Meg E. asked:

  Does anyone know where I can find a dress similar to these? I would like one of them for my bachelorette party but am having zero luck! I will not order from Chinese sites as the sizing and quality of material is often an issue and I don't want to risk it! Thanks in advance for your help!

  

  Michelle K. replied:

  look at ModCloth.com or Kiyonna.com

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• Referral from April 21, 2015
  

  Crystal L. asked:

  I am looking for a prom dress for my daughter she is a size 24, if anyone has one or knows where we can find one I would appreciate it, its hard finding a nice dress in her size.

  

  Libby F. replied:

  Go to kiyonna.com. I have gotten several beautiful dresses from there that are very flattering. I don't know what your budget is though...

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• Referral from April 21, 2015
  

  firestorm91 asked:

  Plus size corporate workwear So I've been getting some job interviews for more corporate environments or more "professional" roles. My previous roles were in childcare, so my wardrobe is a little lacking in "formal" business attire. The best I've been doing currently is a button-up shirt, a knee-length a-line skirt that looks formal from a distance when coupled with tights and flats. Can anyone (women especially) recommend places for plus-size business/formal wear? Cue and Forcast do not fit I've already checked (cue definitely does NOT fit). I'm happy to go dresses or skirts (or pants if they're loose enough...I have weird proportions). And plus-size women who DO work in these roles, can anyone provide some advice on how they get by with their works dress code?

  

  Anonymous replied:

  It depends on your size, age and amount of money you want to spend e.g if you are a size 26 and can't spend more than 50-60 then Target might be best. I tend to invest in good pants, a decent dress that I feel v comfortable in and still looks professional and then buy a bunch of different tops/scarfs that are cheaper. * www.Sportscraft.com.au * www.BlueIllusion.com.au * www.jacquie.com.au * www.Kiyonna.com * www.Igigi.com * www.Target.com.au * www.katies.com.au * www.oldnavy.com * www.modcloth.com

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