There is nothing special about being fat, I mean, there are countries, where men simply die for plus size women. In today’s post I want to share with you hottest plus size fashion models who are real inspiration for me. Some of you might say: “My big fat body just invites people to make rude comments.” Well, if you give a damn to this, then you better go to psychologist, otherwise, just forget about them and live your life. Life is too short for listening to stupid people. Anyway, we are here for inspiration, right? The first model to keep an eye on is Crystal Renn, who is the muse of Jean Paul Gaultier. She is a well known plus size model after Sophie Dahl.
She has made various fashion modeling careers in her life: the first as a usual model, then she became a plus size model (having 50 clothing size), she appeared on the catwalk, as well as in ad campaign of Jean Paul Gaultier. She also appeared in cruise collection of Chanel back in 2010. As the rumors say, she is back in shape. She appeared wearing swimsuits in Sports Illustrated (2012), appeared on the covers of Allure Russia, Elle Ukraine, Harper’s Bazaar Spain and Brazil.
Tara Lynn is one of the most recognizable plus size models outside the United States. Steven Meisel worked with her for Itlaian Vogue shoot, while French magazine Elle placed her on its cover. Tara went to the fashion business, because of the money need for her college.
Robin Laul quote is “There is no sincerer love than the love of food.” Australian beauty loves everything from diet food to fast foods. She is the face of Ralph Lauren. At the moment, she writes a cookbook. She has popular blog about food and she produces her own swimwear line for curvy women.
“There is no wrong way to be a woman,” says Denise Bidault. 27 years old model appeared in Forever 21, Macy’s and Nordstrom shoots. She is the star of Curvy Girls reality show.
29 year-old American model Candice Huffine appeared in V magazine where she posed in swimsuits and sexy lingerie. Then she appeared in German Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar (for Karl Lagerfeld as photographer), W Magazine, i-D, CR Fashion Book.
Interesting… quite a few of the women pictured in the article aren’t even “overweight”. They just look like “normal” women. Yet, for some reason, they are labeled “plus sized”. I don’t take issue with anyone’s body, yet I feel as though, if we are going to label these women as plus sized, maybe we should label all of the “skinny” models as “minus sized” or “scrawny sized” or something. I don’t think “plus” sized is an accurate representation of normal anymore. Just my two cents. ;)
Haha, I Absoluetely agree with you, Christina! Fashion world doesn’t want us to show real life women. It’s stupid, as I really wanna see what I WANT to wear not those skinnies wear!