How Female Founders Are Disrupting the Plus Size Fashion Industry Plus size fashion did not “evolve.” It got dragged into the present by female founders in plus size fashion. Shoppers can thank them ...

For years, shopping as a plus-size person felt like being invited to a party where you weren't really welcome. The options were limited, the styles were outdated, and the message was clear: fashion ...

(CNN) — Having a bigger, curvier body, and needing the type of clothing that accommodates or even highlights it, has become (somewhat) more accepted by the fashion and retail industries. Recent years ...

Roughly 67% of American women wear a size 14 or above, yet much of the fashion industry still acts like serving them is optional. The global plus size clothing market was valued at approximately $197 ...

Fashion Week is currently in full swing across New York, London, Milan, and Paris, and if you’ve been paying attention, the message is loud and clear: we still aren’t where we need to be. Despite ...

The first time Monique Black caved to the whims of the fashion industry and how it hates plus-size people, she went to the mall to try on a pair of Victoria's Secret Pink yoga pants. She was in high ...

Katie Sturino is one of countless body acceptance advocates using social media as a part of her platform to speak about the importance of size inclusivity and to represent trendy fashion sense on a ...

Thankfully, there are some amazing Black designers and artists who believe that fashionable clothing options shouldn’t stop at size 8 and are doing their part to make sure dope style is available to ...

Fashion has been slowly transitioning into a more inclusive space over the last few years. For years though, plus-sized bodies have been erased and often left out of the whole conversation. As the ...

Size equality in fashion has come a long way from the days of Abercrombie and Victoria's Secret outwardly shaming those who aren't a size 0. But the fight for inclusivity isn't over yet. Fashion ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — If you want to talk about a leap of faith, just ask Shannon Clemons and Julie Hollis. The two are in the process of opening a brand new, plus size secondhand store in ...