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Who took the time to write up this great summary of ideas and places to go to find what you need! This section includes vendors who cater to plus-sized fashions.

Where to start?

Well first you need to know what you need to wear. To get an idea of the sorts of "uniforms" that fit into the "typical" schoolgirl fantasy, check out these links for ideas:

www.frenchtoast.com
- a school uniforms supplier. While you may not be able to wear the clothes that are here (if you are plus-sized) this gives you a general idea of the type of clothing you are looking for.

What usually works as a little girl outfit?

White button down blouse - right now you can find these at any Lane Bryant as part of their Elemental Stretch line. Collars are important. For a more "authentic" schoolgirl look, look for the "peter pan" collar (rounded collar). These blouses can generally be found in the "woman" department of any major department store.
Solid color pleated skirt or other simple skirt. The hemline and shape of the skirt is key here. Most schoolgirls wear a pleated skirt or a simple A-line skirt in either a solid color or a plaid with the hemline just above/around the knees. For the plus-sized woman this skirt can be a little more difficult to find. Again, the suggestion here is to check the "woman" section of any major department store. Try searching online under "cheerleading uniforms".
Panties - white cotton panties are the general rule here. You can check your nearest Lane Bryant and/or Victoria's Secret for a wide selection in cotton panties in various sizes/colors. Again, here you might try an online search for "knickers" for a more authentic schoolgirl look. While a lot of Dom's out there have a "no panty" rule, do check with them first before you omit this item as there is often times a special allure to pulling down the panties to bare a little girl's bottom and then leaving them around the little girl's ankles while she receives a spanking.
Knee-high socks (usually in white...though other colors work too). You can find these just about anywhere if you look around for them. Alternatively, you can choose anklet socks with lace along the ankles. If you have difficulty find this in the correct size, any pair of white ankle socks will do, and you can sew on a small bow made with a thin ribbon.
Shoes: usually the "typical" little girl shoes are saddle shoes. I have found the perfect site for these shoes: http://www.muffys.com. They have just about every style and size of saddle shoe you can imagine. (They also carry poodle skirts for that very particular fantasy...) MaryJanes are also popular. You can also do something as simple as penny loafers or simple flats. Payless shoes can also be a good place to look for those little girl shoes (and that works out even better because they're inexpensive!)
Hair - this is usually the key to making the little girl look. Remember those little rubber bands with the big, round, colored plastic baubles on them that your mother used on you when you were little? Yup - these are the ones you're looking for. Any kind of ribbons (either clipped or the ones you tie) are good also. Basically any kind of frilly looking hair ties that you can use when putting your hair up into pigtails (simple or braided) will work. If you have short hair, putting your hair up into colorful barrettes works very well. You can also get all sorts of ideas from any place like a Wal-mart in their hair accessories section. Also, try looking through cheerleading uniform sites as they also carry hair ribbons that may be particularly enticing. (Note: Scarlet ribbons can often be used by your Dom/Daddy/Top for color comparison)
Blazers - For the more formal schoolgirl look, the blazer is a must-have. Try Chadwick’s of Boston for a variety of sizes and colors in blazers - www.chadwicks.com. This is something that shouldn't be too hard to find.
Ties - This is for the more formal schoolgirl look. Get an idea from any school uniform site and purchase the tie for you.

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Age Play

Age play is brought to you through the courtesy of elle Who took the time to write up this great summary of ideas and places to go to find what you need! This section includes vendors who cater to plus-sized fashions.

Age play is brought to you through the courtesy of
elle
Who took the time to write up this great summary of ideas and places to go to find what you need! This section includes vendors who cater to plus-sized fashions.