Jessica Simpson’s fashion line to flatter the curvy

New York, February 12: Jessica Simpson wants her new fashion line to go well with women of all shapes and sizes.

Completely impassive to the recent criticism over her fuller figure, Simpson is busy marching to the beat of her own drums. Of late, she’s been working on her fashion line, which now includes a fresh range of jewelry, lingerie and her premiere line of spring dresses.

The "Pray Out Loud" singer was largely targetted by the media after she appeared in uncomplimentary high-wasted jeans during a recent gig. But she refuses to let the criticism get her down and goes on to help other ladies on the heavier side to camouflage some bulges and look refined.

"I want to create clothes that flatter every figure. I know how a dress can make you feel so frumpy. I promise mine won't,” said Simpson. "We want to reach every type of person - and we do. But mainly I'm all about you wearing the dress, not the dress wearing you."

Simpson is already a hit with women for her shoe and handbag lines. She insists that flat is not synonymous with chic and that women should learn to embrace their curves. She advices them to wear whatever makes them feel nice and sexy.

The 28-year-ols singer told InStyle magazine, “I know what flatters a woman, and trust me, I've been judged a lot in my life. By now I know what works if you're curvy.”

"If my clothing and accessories make you feel great and let you walk proud and tall - in big, big platform shoes - then I'm happy," she added.

However, the blonde beauty does not stop at shoes, clothes and bags. According to People.com, Simpson is preparing to unveil a luggage collection for fall 2009. Her luggage line will include suitcases, travel bags and business cases, made in leather, nylon, and canvas.

As for the huge hullabaloo created over her weight, the singer says, "Honestly, I am right where I'm supposed to be. I am so happy.”

Going strong with American football star Tony Romo, Simpson believes, "Everything is really great. It's all about keeping the faith."