Top 10 Plus-Size Trendsetters to Watch Out For

High fashion can feel exclusionary for people of size, so it makes our hearts burst to see Lizzo slaying it on red carpets. She was a vision in pink at the 2019 Met Gala in a custom Marc Jacobs gown and feathered cape. What we love most is that Lizzo breaks all the rules that plus-size gals have nailed into their heads (“don’t wear things that make you look bigger" or "big girls shouldn't show that much skin"). Her confidence shines through whether she's having a flute moment on stage in just a sequined bodysuit or dressed to the nines with fashion's most elite.

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Designer and Model Nadia Aboulhosn is never afraid to show off her bangin' bod and we're loving it. For too long, plus size people have shied away from figure-hugging pieces in fear of showing off a bit of tummy line. Get inspired by Nadia's sexy style and don't be afraid to show off a little more skin.

It's no wonder designer and fashion blogger Gabi Gregg (AKA Gabi Fresh) brings her saucy side to the red carpet in this suit and peek-a-boo bra pairing: she designed a line of plus size intimates that you'll want to show off. Look no further than this stylish lady if you want inspiration for body positive swimsuits and intimates.

Plus size girls, boys (and everyone in between or outside those lines) have been told too often to avoid bold, all-over patterns. Aidy Bryant is the thesis statement for reaching right for them in this in this bright floral-patterned BATSHEVA dress with frill details. Check out the Shrill actress' Instagram feed to see more of her signature look: A-line dresses in bright hues and patterns.

She was the winner of Project Runway season 14, so it's no surprise that Ashley Nell Tipton has great style. Fans of sweet, feminine touches like pastel colous and textured fabrics from faux fur to lace will be inspired by the designer's super-flatting style that's oh-so-right for your Instagram selfies.

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Japanese comedian and fashion designer Naomi Watanabe has been making waves with her Beyonce impressions and her can't-miss fashion choices. With her fearless use of bright colours and prints, plus a penchant for mixing dresses with sneakers, she'll be your new favourite street style icon.

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Photographer Lydia Hudgens mixes masc and femme elements of fashion to create a delightfully androgynous style that's absolutely eye-catching. Bonus points for any eyewear-loving fashionistas as she sports some of the coolest frames we've seen.

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Comedian Nicole Byer is unafraid of taking fashion risks and we love it. You won't catch this funny lady shrinking in the background in all black; you're more likely to catch her all over your Instagram feed being #SoFat and #VeryBrave in her enviable bikini collection. Plus, this hot fashion tip from Nicole will change buying pants for you forever.

If you're a fan of plus size fashion, you'll definitely recognize model Tess Holliday. Her signature style ranges from retro-inspired pin-up girl looks to red-carpet-ready gowns. Regardless of what she's wearing she always serves a major dose of glamour.

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Designer Nicolette Mason (who co-founded the fashion line Premme with Gabi Gregg) shows us how to bring glamour into your daily life. Weather in a structured summer dress or casual biking shorts, she's not often caught without a pair of stylish shades. Scroll her feed for everyday inspiration that you can easily take from office to date night.

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