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Charmeuse and Net Long Gown |
These can be lengthened or shortened to enhance the fit of the nightie and accommodate the bust.
Nightgowns with molded cups are sized similarly to plus size bras in this regard.
When trying anything on with a brassiere, take care that the bra cup does not cut into the tender flesh of the breasts but is snug enough to provide flattering support and lift.
If you carry weight in your belly, hips, or thighs, consider an empire waist nightgown in a floaty chiffon material that skims over problem areas.

Night gowns for plus sizes often feature molded bra-cups that draw the eye upward toward the cleavage and away from heavier thighs or the hip area.
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Glamour Nightgown |
If your arms aren’t your best feature, consider pairing a plus size nightgown with sophisticated feminine satin robes or even more luxurious silk robes.
Any womens robes that you wear over your nightgown should be longer than the nightgown, and preferably reach all the way to your feet. This will ensure a long line that is visually slimming.

Wearing long nightgowns paired with a shorter womens robe can be visually distracting.
Long Gown Set |
Multiple fabric layers (and the belt that usually cinches the robe around the middle) visually thicken the waist and can make a woman appear larger than she really is.
If you have heavy legs or thicker ankles, consider pairing a nightgown with a pair of heeled bedroom slippers, perhaps topped with a puff of maribou.
The heel visually lengthens the legs and makes them appear slimmer.
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Charmeuse Chemise |
A tiny, thin, low-heeled mule slipper is unflattering to a heavy leg and large ankle because the leg overpowers the heel and gives the impression that it is about to break.
Consider a taller, more substantial heel to balance the leg and complete your boudoir ensemble.

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