Re:A problem for fashion designers (Score 1)

I think the solution will involve a conceptual shift whereby odd, angular bulges are re-imagined as sleek, chic and exciting, and are designed into garments with the intent of being seen rather than overlooked.

Imagine a skin-tight bodysuit festooned with festive aerodynamic lumps in contrasting colors... a sleek, marine-life look, rather than the (competing interpretations) camel look or strange tumour look.
Imagine clothes with a series of gently domed globs attached down the sides, instead of the adidas-stripe gym suit look. For that matter, remember the eighties, when any number of PDAs could have taken up residence in the typical high-fashion shoulder pad.

It could happen, and bell-bottoms are conclusive proof.