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Nabela Noor Discusses Insecurity Following 65-Pound Weight Loss


Key Insights

  • Nabela Noor’s journey: She transformed from a size 20 to a size 12 after losing 65 pounds.
  • Body confidence: Noor expresses comfort with her legs but insecurity about her arms.
  • Fashion choices: She focuses on outfits that feel good and are reliable.
  • Flattering styles: Noor prefers button-downs paired with skorts or long skirts for a flattering look.

Nabela Noor is still adapting to her weight loss transformation.

Though the influencer went from a size 20 to a size 12 after dropping 65 pounds, she admitted that there are still parts of her body she isn’t fully comfortable with showing publicly.

“I’ve learned through this journey to accentuate what you want to celebrate,” Noor explained in a recent TikTok video. “So, think of the feature that you love and accentuate that. I like my legs, so I’m happy to show them.”

On the flip side, the 34-year-old noted, “I may not feel so confident when it comes to my arms, so maybe that’s not a part of my daily uniform, and it’s more something that I explore when I’m feeling adventurous.”

While adjusting to her new physique, Noor has been trying to “pick what feels good and reliable and dependable” from her closet.

“These are the uniforms I found are the most universally flattering, and the main ingredient is a button-down,” she said, explaining that she likes pairing the top with a skort or long skirt. “Because I have an apron belly, I find that this meets me right at the smallest part of my waist, and then falls right down, and it feels very flattering.”

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