In the younger curvy fashionista’s case, she will not settle for half-baked fashion options or the bare minimum in size inclusivity. She challenges brands to do and be better.

74 Fashion Brands That Actually Get Plus-Size Right — Autum Love Let's face it: the fashion industry hasn’t always been the most inclusive, but we’re here to tell you that things are ...

The best retailers serving you the best plus-size fall fashion. (Photo: Dia & Co., Loft, Wild Fable, 11 Honoré, Eloquii, Curvy Sense, Simply Be, Rue 107) The best retailers serving you the best ...

And with plus-size fashion account-ing for only 17.5 percent of total retail sales, the vast earning potential of the industry has barely been tapped. 6085748946001 ...

Curvy Con, the plus-size convention at New York Fashion Week, tapped Gabourey Sidibe for an eye-opening panel about size discrimination in fashion. On the panel, Gabourey revealed some designers ...

In 2019, the most widely-cited average clothing size of a woman in America is a 16/18, but Schultzzie says she still doesn't see many magazines and fashion publications catering to that "every girl." ...

While many bricks-and-mortar high street stores have cottoned onto the value of the plus size pound, it can still be hard to find full collections for clothing larger than a size 16 on the shop floor.

Fashion looks good in every size — and in every era. Christine Cochrum — a k a the “Curvy Vintage Enthusiast” — is breaking the stereotypical mold of how style and size should be defined.

According to Coresight, a business management research firm, the plus-size fashion industry grew by 6 percent in 2016. While general clothing sales increased by merely 1.6 percent that year.