Lard & Lace, Dough in Delicates
Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2026 11:47 pm
Aka why YOU! (Yes, you, dear reader!) Should think about and talk about and draw more huge critters in lingerie and the like...
I absolutely ADORE lingerie, it's like, my favorite thing to put big characters in. There's something about vast mounds of pillowy adipose that make the PERFECT canvas for stitchwork, especially the really fine designs and embroidery that you typically find on lingerie! So much of the garment's form is actually composed of negative space, those pockets and gaps BEGGING to be encroached upon and filled out by soft pliable blubber, bweheh,, The juxtaposition of delicate and dainty paired with an absolute WALL of lardladen flesh is so beautiful in my eyes,,
Fat is so rarely portrayed as beautiful, and Lingerie in particular has long been something that's kind of ""belonged"" to the svelte, in a way. Seeing people's sonas (and my own, naturally) so jubilantly fat and reclaiming that kind of wear is something that's important to me! Size and Vastness are so often portrayed as brash and indelicate, walled off and """"brutish""" so being able to embody enormity while simultaneously cloaking yourself in something so intimate and close, so delicate and even vulnerable, in a way? I think there's something really incredible about it, and i'd love love LOVE to see more of it!
I absolutely ADORE lingerie, it's like, my favorite thing to put big characters in. There's something about vast mounds of pillowy adipose that make the PERFECT canvas for stitchwork, especially the really fine designs and embroidery that you typically find on lingerie! So much of the garment's form is actually composed of negative space, those pockets and gaps BEGGING to be encroached upon and filled out by soft pliable blubber, bweheh,, The juxtaposition of delicate and dainty paired with an absolute WALL of lardladen flesh is so beautiful in my eyes,,
Fat is so rarely portrayed as beautiful, and Lingerie in particular has long been something that's kind of ""belonged"" to the svelte, in a way. Seeing people's sonas (and my own, naturally) so jubilantly fat and reclaiming that kind of wear is something that's important to me! Size and Vastness are so often portrayed as brash and indelicate, walled off and """"brutish""" so being able to embody enormity while simultaneously cloaking yourself in something so intimate and close, so delicate and even vulnerable, in a way? I think there's something really incredible about it, and i'd love love LOVE to see more of it!
