Add a bit of whimsy this fall with Domino Dollhouse

When others give you water, Domino Dollhouse will give you fruit punch! And that's exactly why I love Tracey Broxterman's aesthetic. At Domino Dollhouse, Tracey (also known as Chubble Bubble) offers plus size women fun, charming and visually interesting pieces that you simply cannot find at any major retailer. This fall and winter season, her new collection, Dotty Noir will prove to be just as stunning and playful as the previous Delectable Dresses Collection.

"Taking a page from classic silhouettes of the 1940’s and 50’s, our Dottie Noir Collection updates retro styles by incorporating sassy prints. This collection embraces the fall and winter trends by using gorgeous shades of deep purple, hunter green, and lush burgundy. We wanted to go for more sophistication with this collection, but with keeping a bit of whimsy and youthful edge. The pieces are available in sizes 1X-4X and the retail prices range from $44.99-$79.99."

As you may, or may have not noticed, I am one of the models pictured in this collection. I simply cannot express how much I love Dotty Noir. If I could, it would sound more like an ear piercing shriek!  As a model, you're not expected to love the clothing you are put in, it's just the nature of the job. Honestly, I fell in love with the collection during the fitting for the shoot. Piece after piece, everything I tried on fit me perfectly. It's comfortable, definitely has the ability to wear easily without feeling forced or stiff.


Here are just a few of my favorite looks that will be offered:

More of the collection will up and ready for sale sometime this week! You can check out The Curvy Fashionista's write up of Dotty Noir and view more of the collection there!

On a personal note, I have to add that the team for this shoot was simple amazing. I really could not have asked for a more fun, professional, dynamic artistry team to be a part of. Tracey, herself, is a super sweet girl who just exudes body positiveness! Shannon Brooke, the photographer, was amazing! She created a rapport with everyone as soon as she entered, which is a HUGE win in my book. It works in everyone's favor when the photographer is easy going AND inspiring. Natasha Marcelina has worked with Ru Paul, I mean come on, the makeup and hair is fierce! And lastly, Mariesther Venegas (also seen in Torrid & Forever 21) was a quiet force. She is just as beautiful in person with no makeup on as she is in pictures. Needless to say, I left this shoot feeling inspired by everyone who helped make it possible.

Thank you to Tracey for never being fearful of using a larger plus model along side a standard size plus model. The crazy beautiful Tess Munster, also a larger plus model, has also graced the DD store. Most people believe that a larger model is a turn off. I've even read that many believe that stores would be less likely to sell an outfit if seen on a larger body. Of course, these are the opinions of some, not facts. What do you think? 

Photo credits:

Photography: Shannon Brooke Imagery
Hair/Make Up: Natasha Marcelina
Models: Mariesther Venegas and Nichole Smith