Lizzo is debuting a new line of maxi dresses for her Yitty shapewear brand.Photo:Lizzo/Instagram
Lizzo/Instagram
It’s About Damn Time thatLizzo’s shapewear line,Yitty, debuted a line of maxi shaping dresses.
The singer took toInstagramto model the dresses in different colors, but was careful to point out, “There is no clothing item that will permanently change yourself,’ she wrote.
“Yes, I know I’m fat. I know I have a belly,” Lizzo emphasized. “Wear what feels good.”
The new dresses, which come in size XS to 6X, are the latest offering from the singer’s popular Yitty line of shapewear, whichlaunched last year.
“In the belly area, there’s a super snatchy material,” the singer, 35, said, pulling out the material to show off how it snaps back into place.
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Modeling the maxi dress in blue, pink, light brown and “iconic” black — which she said “is actually kind of panning out to be my favorite color” — the singer (née Melissa Viviane Jefferson) showed off the “sexy silhouette that this dress is giving me.”
Still, she wanted her fans to remember one key point about her ongoing message of body positivity.
“If you take nothing away from this today, just go wear what you want to wear,” she said. “Enjoy your body.”
And as for the dresses, “You can wear this underneath something. It’s that light and wearable. Or it can be the star. You can wear this with some Timberlands and say, ‘What’s up?’ And some gold hoops.”
“Choose your own adventure,” she said. “This is your life.”
Lizzolaunched the shapewear brandlast year, largely because “I was tired of seeing this sad, restrictive shapewear that literally no-one wanted to wear. I had an epiphany like, ‘who can actually do something about this?’ I decided to take on the challenge of allowing women to feel unapologetically good about themselves again," she in a statement.
And while the singer has been on a“holistic health” journey, she says it’s not about losing weight — although that’s been a side effect of her increased workouts.
“Weight loss comes with the territory, but I’m not trying to escape fatness.”
“Heavy on the ‘not trying to escape fatness,'” she emphasized. “Heavy f—ing on it.”
source: people.com
