My clothes are stressing me out

[Lydiapurple]

Even though I am on this weight loss journey/wagon/quest whatever-you-want-to-call-it, getting dressed still really stresses me out. Does anyone else have this issue with their clothes? It's doesn't happen all the time, but pretty much every time I go out i.e. with friends for dinner or I get invited to some sort of a function. I really want to go to these things and have fun with the people i am with, but all I can think about is: what I am going to wear, how I can try to look good/cute/stylish AND be comfortable at the same time? It seems that usually "nice" clothes are never comfortable for me. The restrict me in some way, show too many of my bulges, and I don't like constantly having to be tugging and fussing with myself all night. I love Lulu Lemons. Now why can I not just wear that stuff 24/7?

[S.Paul]

You will come over this fear when you will get your desired body or goal weight or both :)

[Tulsi]

Hey girls,
Trust me I had the same problem. I was so fed up at even the thought of dressing up. Because nothing used to fit me at all. I was so fed up of tight jeans and other clothes that made me look so fat.
I stopped going for shopping with my friends because all I would do was try and get the bigger size that would fit me.
But now i feel, that it doesnt really matter.
I wear what I like and shop what looks good on me. :)
Suddenly after accepting myself, i felt better

[walter]

You could also follow ayurvedic diets which are more nutritious , gives you energy and makes sure your body is in proper shape .

[tankini]

I really like the clothes at H&M. Not expensive at all and they have a lot of bigger stuff i.e. loose fitting that is comfortable AND stylish. I am really into tights/leggings right now and a great loose sweater or top. It's easy to dress the look up with a scarf and or jewelry and a cute pair of shoes. Once you figure our how to dress a bit for your size, you will see you too can look good and it will make you feel so much better about yourself. Tulsi is right, it does help once you accept yourself.