14 Body-Positive Fashion Brands That Are Killing it With Their Plus-Size Clothing

Plus-size bloggers Nicolette Mason and Gabi Gregg are behind Premme, launched in 2017 and already making its mark amongst celebrities like Tess Holliday.

The label (and the forward-thinking women behind it) are all about dismantling conventional thinking when it comes to plus-size dressing, carrying sizes 12-30.

The latest news for Premme has them giving up on traditional “collections” altogether and offering instead a select few pieces at a time, allowing them to dedicate more time and effort to perfecting the fit and quality versus shelling out heaps of new product in the name of quantity.

Premme Yellow Marissa Wrap Top, US $59.

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We can’t talk body-inclusive fashion without first talking about Toronto’s very own Roxy Earle. The former RHOT star has been busy at work spearheading the movement towards body-inclusive fashion. “In partnership with LE CHÂTEAU, I am on a formidable mission to change the fashion industry,” says Roxy Earle. An ambassador for body-positivity, Roxy is working to change the way the industry views its customers, encouraging other brands to acknowledge the mass market of women who are actively being overlooked with the current standard in retail sizing.

From her latest launch for AW18, Roxy and Le Château have once again proven this is a match that just works, with a collection of chic and trend-setting styles, available in sizes 0 to 22W. “I want every woman to be able to shop with their best friend, in the same stores, off the same rack,” Roxy says.

Roxy Earle X Le Château Knit Crêpe Asymmetrical Jumpsuit, $170.

Never too busy to keep fans of her brand in the loop, Roxy and her fabulous team gave us a peek into her holiday collection with Le Château (coming soon!) and not surprisingly, it’s every bit as chic and glamorous as previous collections.

Says Roxy of her mission to change the industry, and empower women worldwide: “It’s taken me a long time - and the support of many amazing women - to realize that #MySizeRox. I hope the Roxy Earle x LE CHÂTEAU Collection makes you realize that yours does too!”

If you haven’t started planning your outfit for New Year’s Eve, allow us to serve you some major inspiration with this stunning sequined gown from Roxy Earle X Le Château Holiday Collection 2019 – coming soon!

Bright, bold and glam is the trend at plus-size brand Zellie for She. Pieces are designed and handmade out of LA by designer Elann Zelie in a limited run, so it’s no surprise these one-of-a-kind styles never stay in stock for very long!

Zelie for She The “Golden Hour” Dress, US $120.

With products ranging from clothing and accessories to shoes and beauty, Pretty Little Thing has become a favourite across the board for online shoppers looking for the latest in affordable on-trend fashion.

Not surprisingly, the stunning Ashley Graham joins the countless celebrities who have collaborated with the online retailer in recent years, bringing a range of figure-flaunting pieces for every body type.

Pretty Little Thing Gold Striped Plunge Bodycon Dress, US $38.

You can also spot the beautiful Ashley Graham in our list of the best plus-size swimsuits.

Looking to shop from several different plus-size brands in one place? Then look no further than Navabi, a website playing host to over 150 brands ranging from Ashley Graham to Mango’s plus-size line Violetta, as well as their own house label, Navabi, special influencer collections and more. Navabi has also recently expanded to tall and petitie sizing from designers like Manon Baptiste, in a bid to offer shoppers of all shapes and sizes a truly inclusive online experience.

Navabi Buttoned Frock Coat, $597.

Designer Jasmine Elder’s JIBRI is a plus-size brand whose clothing feels very off-the-runway in its bold and on-trend design and styling. Offering sizes 10-28, JIBRI has been worn by celebrities like Tess Holliday, Jill Scott and Gabourey Sidibe, to name a few. The brand has also been featured in publications like MarieClaire, Cosmopolitan and InStyle.

Living up to the hype, JIBRI continues to produce beautiful and body-inclusive fashion with their fall line for 2018. Just take a look at the JIBRI Leopard High Neck Flare Dress, US $250, pictured here.

Not exclusively a plus-size retailer, ModCloth views its plus-size section as an organic extension of the brand, with their motto of “fashion for every body,” and citing “we believe measurements are numbers, not judgments.”

ModCloth’s plus-size line offers fashion in sizes up to 4XL.

ModCloth Put Fab First Wide-Leg Pants, US $79.

If it’s on-trend, Eloquii has got it in sizes 14-28. Known as a one-stop-shop for plus-size fashion, you can find everything from workwear to lingerie here – and keep an eye open for their sale codes (usually located at the top of the site).

Some exciting news for fans of the brand, as November 1, 2018 marks the launch of an exclusive collection in collaboration with designer Jason Wu. Get on their email list to stay in loop leading up to the big release.

Eloquii Double Breasted Blazer Dress, US $170.

Forget the notion of “plus-sizes” and get on board with “all-sizes.” Brand Isolated Heroes (started by Samantha McEwan) offers up funky and glamorous fashions that range from size UK 6 to UK 28, putting everyday people in the role of models for their clothing with street-castings. Fans of the brand include celebrities like Miley Cyrus and Tess Holliday.

Says McEwan via the website, “Our main objective at Isolated Heroes is to empower others! Making our customers feel the best most confident version of themselves whatever their shape or size.”

Isolated Heroes Baby Pink Heartbreaker Sweater (sizes XS – 4XL), $117.

Luxurious fabrics, contemporary styles and flattering cuts make the Marina Rinaldi brand a force to be reckoned with in fashion at the moment. The capsule collection by Fausto Puglisi has reimagined the Marina Rinaldi signature style with a bold and seductive spin.

While you’re browsing, be sure to check out the Ashley Graham Denim Collection, for an assortment of high-quality fabrics, trendy designs and flattering styles in the denim capsule.

Marina Rinaldi by Fausto Puglisi Pure Wool Coat, contact for pricing info.

Offering sizes in a range from 8 to 28, fashion brand Elvi is all about inclusive fashion in internationally-inspired designs. We love the mix of classic basics and on-trend pieces that truly make Elvi a no brainer when it comes to stocking up for the season. Take cues from this Elvi Faux Leather Asym Frill Hem Skirt, US $80, and add a figure-flattering, feminine touch to your wardrobe.

In the brand’s own words, Phylyda is working to “redefine fashion-forward swimwear for all, crafting the perfect-fitting separates that are made to mix and match and celebrate the nuances and diversity of the female figure.”

From petite to plus-size, Phylyda offers high-end swimwear that celebrates diversity in the female shape with contemporary styles that lend focus to flattering and comfortable fits, just like the Phylyda Bikini Top Lou, €154.70, pictured here.

Exclusively offering up fashion in sizes 10 to 26, CoEdition is another one-stop hub of plus-size designers spanning from labels like Elvi and Hips and Curves to Cynthia Rowley and Stuart Weitzman.

CoEdition City Chic Ivory Classic Button Top, US $79.

Transforming the digital retail experience, Dia&Co offers shoppers in sizes 14 and up the opportunity to have in-house brand stylists curate personalized outfits for them via their Dia Style Box. With this option, customers will receive 5 hand-picked items (based on their personal profile and preferences) which shoppers can then try on at home, keeping and paying only for the items they like best.

Create your own online profile with Dia&Co today and enjoy browsing through clothing hand-picked to cater to your size and style perferences – don’t forget to explore their new line of active wear while you’re at it.tems they like best.

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