From my partner: > Most garments don't have a lot of difference when it comes to body types. They don't need to be constructed that differently (although they

From my partner: > Most garments don't have a lot of difference when it comes to body types. They don't need to be constructed that differently (although they are when you go to the mall). I also use very forgiving fabrics to account for people who have more curves in their body. In general, my clothing has a more androgynous fit. I also use fit models of various body types to ensure flattering fits for varying body shapes. If required, a garment can be constructed while taking into account breasts/hips and still maintain a gender neutral aesthetic.