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LOS ANGELES - Lizzo is raising concerns about what she calls a growing disappearance of plus-size women from fashion and entertainment, a shift she links to the rapid popularity of weight-loss drugs ...

Samyra Miller shares content with her combined 2.5 million followers in hopes of creating change for plus-size people Meredith Wilshere is a Society and Culture writer at PEOPLE. Her work has ...

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Even though more than two-thirds of women wear plus-size apparel, they’re often made to feel invisible — particularly in the world of fashion apparel. But model and plus-size advocate Ashley Graham, ...

Despite years of progress and loud calls for inclusivity, the body-positivity movement is undeniably losing momentum. A renewed cultural obsession with weight loss and shrinking bodies has dragged ...

In-person shopping for plus-size clothes can be frustrating. The Seattle Fat Mall aims to re-write that experience by centering and celebrating customers with larger bodies. Dakota Joiner is in the ...

To learn more about the CNBC CFO Council, visit cnbccouncils.com/cfo The weight-loss drug boom is resizing clothing racks around the U.S., with the most significant ...

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Plus‑Size Fashion Is a Niche Market (image credits: wikimedia) This idea is no longer true. A large portion of women wear sizes above 14, making plus‑size fashion a major part of the overall market.