Heya Liz. What you say may indeed be true. I was simply observing that the only women who responded to this thread who don't dress around either hips, breasts, tummy, thighs, or shoulders are Rabbit and Torontogirl -- both relatively tall, slender, evenly proportioned women. (Hopefully it's not offensive to call you out, ladies!). And of those women who do dress around the body parts I mentioned, it's generally because they feel like the part in question is too big in relation to the rest of their body. (OK, I guess Rabbit did say she dresses around spider veins on her upper thighs, but that's a surface feature, not a shape feature).
I'm not saying we don't all have something we'd like to tweak. And I know there must be a few women who are worried about being too thin, or about a part of their bodies being too thin (I think skinny calves is a relatively common one to complain about, because it makes boot shafts harder to fit) but they're few and far between in our culture.