E8 : Cheetah Print

Available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts

Cheetah print is bold, available in a variety of shades, a little bit wild, and a little bit sexy. In other words, it's the absolute embodiment of a Full Fat take on fashion. In this episode, Natalie and Sam discuss their 'baby cheetah' days and beyond, sharing their favourite stores, binge brands, and style icons. The pair also talk about the creativity that comes with living in a marginalized body and the evolution of their own personal style. If you've ever had trouble fitting in or finding your size, you're going to relate. The Fatties pay respect to the true power of fashion and leave you with some tips and inspiration to become more bold, wild, and 'fully fat' in your fashion choices.

Episode Glossary
Binge Brands: clothing brands that you like so much you simply cannot stop at one shirt or one dress.
Juicy: short for Juicy Couture, maker of seriously extra velour tracksuits and jumpsuits.
Maccas: Aussie slang for McDonald’s.
Lay-buy: the old school version of PayBright/Klarna/Afterpay, where a store would hold an item and you would pay for it in instalments.
Value Village: a chain of thrift stores or op shops located throughout Canada.
Miss Bianca: character from the 1990 animated adventure film Rescuers Down Under. She is a female white mouse who is the Hungarian representative of the Rescue Aid Society (voiced by Eva Gabor).
Trinny Woodall (@trinnywoodall): fashion expert, beauty entrepreneur, former host of What Not to Wear, former Oprah fashion advisor.

All clothing brands that were mentioned in this episode (then and now): Moschino, Dolce & Gabbana, Phat Farm, Stine Goya, Gorman, Ganni, Pendleton, Manitoba Mukluks, Value Village.