~ Sashe
Dear Sashe,
An A-line silhouette would be a great choice for you, although you shouldn’t feel limited to that style alone. In general dresses that are fitted right under the bust line and flare out slightly create a wonderful waist shape on a fuller figure woman. Waist embellishments, like pleating and ruching, also have a flattering effect. Some styles you might enjoy:
A-line: Mock-Wrap Shirtdress (#803-93489-518)

Empire: Tiered Tank Dress (#805-86327-518)

Column: Long Column Dress (#803-81149-518)

Sheath: Tulip Sleeve Jacket Dress (#803-79456-518)

Tip: If you love a style, but feel like it’s not quite modest enough for your taste, don’t give up…layer! For example, layering a cami under a dress or top with a plunging neckline adds coverage and a pop of contrasting color. Another option is to wear a tailored jacket over a too-bare sheath dress. You’ll look and feel feminine, elegant and appropriate.
-the metrostyle team