Try a belt even if you have a large waist. A belt can give the impression of a narrower waist and an hourglass figure, even if you're larger around the middle. The trick is to find a wide belt with a buckle slightly smaller than the belt. Also, a belt in the same color as the outfit is slimming.
Never wear a belt too tightly. Muffin tops (that mid-fleshy overhang) are simply a no-no when wearing a belt. If it's that tight, get a larger size.
Belt your true waist. When you wear your belt on a your true waist, instead of at the top of your pants, it creates a more feminine, hour-glass shape. So instead of belting the pants, belt a cardigan over the pants.
Use belts as jewelry. Loose chain belts that hang low can add understated glamour, much like jewelry.
Go with the essentials. If you can afford only a few belts, try these: a black patent belt (skinny or wide), an animal-print belt and a wide belt (either in leather or elastic) in basic colors, such as black, gray and red. Always try them on before you buy.
Below, there are belts that can be found in stores located in the 850.
