The Massive Market That Fashion is Still Ignoring Approximately 67% of American women wear a size 14 or above. Yet when these ...

From lack of legroom to annoying passengers, air travel can be uncomfortable for many, but one woman has taken to the internet this week to share an issue she has found with airplane seats. Kayla ...

The fashion industry’s relationship with plus-size women presents one of the most glaring contradictions in modern business. While these consumers represent a market worth hundreds of billions of ...

For too long, style advice for plus size women has read more like a list of restrictions than inspiration. “No stripes.

If there's one thing that we can all say has been consistent when it comes to airline travel over the last decade, it's that seats and legroom continue to shrink. It's even worse for plus-size ...

“At first, we were a made-to-order brand. I’d put the garments up online, so customers could enter their waist and hip sizes. We also did a lot of pop-up shops and festivals. I hired a seamstress to ...

Shafonne Myers, a marketing expert specializing in size inclusivity, spent the last 15 years advocating for women like herself who have long felt unseen in the slim-centric wedding fashion industry.

For women who wear 'plus-size' workout clothing, the motivation to work out is directly affected by their apparel and what they're wearing, with dissatisfaction in the 'plus-size' activewear currently ...

Models Emme, Kate Dillon join Miller in campaigning for average-size U.S. woman. Sept. 2, 2009 — -- The fashion industry couldn't ignore them forever. An estimated 41 percent of U.S. women are ...