Plus Size Equals Plus Love - How the Fashion World is Becoming Inclusive to Different Body Types through Clothing Designs and Styles

The fashion industry was once defined by narrow beauty standards that did not leave much room for inclusivity. Now, the industry is taking on a more modern shift in their approach. Calling this movement "Plus Size Equals Plus Love" - diverse body types are being celebrated through innovative clothing designs and styles. Empowering others to feel confident and valued in their own skin, it proves that fashion is the universal language of love and self-expression.

Curve Revolution - Fashion's Plus-Size Icons on the Runway:

Devyn Garcia:

Devyn Garcia has made significant waves in the fashion industry by championing body inclusivity and redefining beauty standards. Her presence graces high-profile campaigns such as Victoria Secret's Love Cloud collection to collaborating with brands including Stella McCartney and Polo Ralph Lauren. She makes it her mission to prove anyone wrong who says that there is no room for plus size models in the fashion industry.

Jill Kortleve:

Jill Kortleve has marked significant milestones for inclusivity in the fashion industry. She made history as the first non-"straight size" model to walk for Chanel in a decade. Success has become her virtue - making appearances for luxury brands such as Valentino, Versace, and Fendi. She has also appeared in British Vogue - making her a gamechanger in the fashion industry.

One Curve Ahead of the Game - Plus Size Ranges Reshaping Style:

Expanding beyond single number sizes, more brands are going above the limit by including sizes 14 and up for a wider range audience's closet. High-end fashion was once notorious for their exclusivity, but designers such as Christian Siriano and brands like Good American have decided to lead by example with their runway collections and ready-to-wear lines. Advertisements and campaigns now prominently feature models of various sizes. These shifts has promoted the message that all bodies are beautiful through the extension of clothing sizes.

Beyond Conforming Stereotypes - How it Changes the Game:

Shay Neary:

Shay Neary is not shy about being the first openly transgender plus size model to land a major campaign with Coverstory in 2016. This milestone brought a significant change in attitude towards not only transgender representation, but for the plus size representation in the fashion industry. In 2017, she has expanded her reach by modeling for the UK-based plus-size brand Yours Clothing. Beyond her groundbreaking model work, she actively engages with her followers on social media - sharing her journey as a plus-size model and addressing issues like body positivity, trans visibility, and mental health.

Zach Miko:

Zach Miko broke barriers in the fashion industry as the first plus-size male model signed to IMG models under their "Brawn" division. His debut campaign with Target in 2015 brought the necessary attention for the lack of representation for male plus-sized models in the industry. Through his work with major brands like Gap and Dolce & Gabbana, he has proven that style and confidence are not limited by size. On his podcast "Big Things", he discusses inclusivity and celebrates diverse voices all in one sitting. His influence has helped reshape the narrative around menswear - encouraging brands to expand their size ranges and embrace diversity.

Fashion Without Limits - Styling Made Inclusive:

Whether it is finding the perfect silhouette to layering with flair - stylists are serving the ultimate guide for embracing those curves with confidence. The days of limiting yourself to options that are meant to hide you away are now gone. Now it is all about experimenting with colors, textures, and choices that make outfits pop. From A-line dresses, wrap tops, and tailored blazers paired with statement necklaces, belts, and scarves - these options embrace what your mama gave you. These modern styling tips prove that you can be comfortable and chic all at once.

Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes - through embracing every curve and every roll that you have. This movement is not just a fleeting trend. It is a step in the right direction towards empowerment and acceptance that resonates around the globe. The message is now clear: fashion is for everyone.