Fashion

Thank you to these amazing women for sharing themselves and their clothes! We hope they spark some inspiration for you… Rachel Rachel’s summer dress is by Monsoon and features the gathered bardot neckline and ruffle so many of us love post-mastectomy. Rachel says, “This lovely comfy dress is perfect for wearing with or without foobs.”

Appearance can change rapidly with treatment and there seems little time to get your head around all the changes happening to your body. Most women purchase a wig as an immediate ‘fix’ to hair loss, (if that is going to be part of the journey ahead). A sort of ‘security blanket’ that resembles normality and

I have been busy sewing today, adapting clothes to make the neck higher and more discrete. I have not changed my style now I’m flat and still wear what I want but some tops and dresses I have adapted. If you have a top with a low V front then you can see in a

The clocks have ‘sprung forward’ to British Summer Time, the bulbs are flowering, and we are wondering we put out sunglasses last October…so it must be time for this year’s Spring/Summer blog brought to you by the amazing women in the Flat Friends Private Facebook! Special thanks to Carolyn who shared a photo of her

The start of Autumn is always a busy time for me as it is Breast Cancer Awareness month. So, Flat Friends takes priority in October…and then I have run out of words for social media by November! But now we are ready to get going with our Autumn/Winter blog, and member of the Flat Friends

This blog is dedicated to good friends. May we be them, know them, and always hold them close. A year after the first lockdown and we are getting used to shopping again. I for one am out of practice; so, thank goodness for my Flat Friends…and supermarkets who make it easy to dress flat whilst

Under normal circumstances I would post a new fashion blog each season – but these are not normal times. So, this time I will be doing a combined blog for autumn and winter, and because clothes shopping isn’t at the top of people’s to-do-lists I am kicking this blog off with some general tips on

With the COVID-19 Lockdown ongoing the ability to find the clothes you need online and in supermarkets is useful! Top Flatter Fashion tips for shopping online 1. Take you measurements and check the size charts. Make a list of what size is usually your best fit for retailers you have bought from before. 2. Read

Welcome to this seasonal blog featuring contributions from members of the Flat Friends UK private Facebook group. All the women in the group are living without reconstruction after single or double mastectomy, or are facing that decision. Below they share their tips, advice and photos of what they are wearing this Spring!Sally Anne is our

lat Friends UK Trustee, Sarah began a year long fundraising campaign in aid of Flat Friends UK on 1st January 2020. Sarah, who is also the founder of fashion blog website Flatter Fashion, will be sharing a daily selfie of what she is wearing to raise awareness of day to day life living, and dressing,