Laurel Dickman

Fashion is often described as fickle and soulless by critics. While they are not wrong, they aren’t right, either. Fashion can make social change.

This week, we look to the beauty, creativity, and brilliance of this enthusiastic fandom as they declare their style and so much more with #WakandaForever.

Being in any body comes with its own set of insecurities, hangups, and unique idiosyncrasies, but visible belly outlines are particularly fraught territory.

Bright colors may not be for everyone, but they are for every body.

Minimalist and androgynous fashions are chic, easy to wear… and often really inaccessible to plus-size bodies. It’s not that the clothing is not there, fat bodies are just told that we can’t have it.

Shorts: a summer necessity, but simultaneously “forbidden” for plus-size bodies.

While the old saying “Dress for the job you wish to have” exists, what about “Dress as the boss babe you wish to be?” Boss Babes are taking over the world!

We have to examine the environmental impact of one of the world’s biggest industries, and support sustainable plus-size clothing companies.

By merely standing up for herself and showing the world what that can look like, Hage became an everyday hero.

Need a bit of inspiration? Check out these amazingly stylish moms and their little ones.