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Im not sure about any details. I was shopping at Chadstone yesterday and saw a couple of signs in Myer's Miss Shop department saying there will be a release of size 4/petite in selected styles/ranges.
Size zero, much?

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This I don't mind, cause Miss Shop is technically not the sizes they say...or most other shops are too small then. Cause I find I'm always a 6 in Miss Shop but a size 8-10 in other shops. And I have sometimes been annoyed when trying on clothes in Miss Shop that I really like, but they're just too big, even in a size 6 or 8!

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Hmm, I think it's good, when I was younger (10 - 16ish) I was soooo tiny (naturally) and women's size 8 and even 6 was often too small, yet I was too tall to wear children's clothes (5'8" at 11 years old)
Mum used to take clothes in all the time, or just try to shrink things in the wash! Despite the obesity epidemic, and the prevalence of eating disorders, there are still a lot of naturally tall, lanky teenage girls around

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One word: YAY

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That is great news. I certainly don't need it, but I know other girls will be glad to hear!

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This would surely indicate that smaller sizes are more in demand than ever, and yet everyone keeps talking about our obesity epidemic…I’m confused. Are we getting fatter or thinner?

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Originally Posted by bixtch Size zero, much?
More like expanding their target market to tweeangers / teenagers with disposable income, methinks.
Supre, much?

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I don't see what's wrong with it, good that they're catering for a greater range of sizes

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i dont understand what this means - is it just the brands made especially for myer that will be size 4? because thats not really heaps of stock.

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I'm delighted! I don't mind so much for other clothes, but suits are very difficult to get right if the jacket shoulders are just too big to begin with. Now if only they could make trousers in a range of leg lengths like Topshop does...