The Invisibility of Being Size 8 to 12 There is a lot of fuss about size zero and plus-sizes. But, when it comes to women’s fashion, the average size, 8 to 12, gets vastly under-marketed to.

Our Survey Reveals Complicated Relationship Between Women and Clothing Size

The majority of women wear size 14 or higher. So why aren't there more plus-size options? The outcry for the fashion business to change its ways regarding women's plus-size clothing is getting louder.

Dascha Polanco On Designers Who Refused To Dress Her Because Of Her Size The "OITNB" star recalled the "high-end brand" that turned her away because of her size.

The huge problem with Brandy Melville’s “One size fits all” policy Don't go into Brandy Melville looking for your size, you're probably not going to find it. That's because the retailer probably doesn't stock your size, they, for the most part, don't stock any size, rather their garments feature the tag "One size fi Read more ... ts all," while signs in the store explain that "On…

Tess Holiday is standing up for the term ‘plus-size’ There's a lot of debate surrounding the term "plus-size." There are some, like actress Melissa McCarthy, who hopes to get rid of the term entirely. “Women come in all sizes. Seventy percent of women in the United States are a size 14 or above, and Read more ... that’s technically ‘plus-size,’ so you’re taking you…

This Is The Worst Way To Advertise Plus Size Leggings Want to sell plus size clothes but don't have a plus size model? Clothing website AliExpress have just come up with a super offensive solution. The product photo for their plus size 5XL leggings sh

This is the reality of what you'd earn working as a plus-size model Tess Holliday became the world's first US size 22/ UK size 26 to be signed to a mainstream...

Thank God I'm Not Jamelia Why should a size 20 or 30 girl not be able to go out and buy the same clothes that her size 10 friends can? What good do we expect to come from it? We have had specialised plus size clothing stores for over a decade now. Has the world buckled and co Read more ... ...

Calling BS on Our ‘Plus Size’ Obsession There’s been great fanfare over Sports Illustrated’s first plus-size model, but she is a normal size, has a toned stomach, and ‘real’ women remain absent from our magazines.