Plus Size Models Finally!

Finally, fashion designers and fashion magazines have adapted a reality i.e. to use models in plus size for their business! As I've always thought, it's quite nonsense and unrealistically, designers used size 0 cat walk models for showing their styles whilst the majority of women in society is in size 14 and above! And for women's fashion magazines, most of their audiences are full figured house wives with kids, these plus size women would never see themselves wearing styles as in pictures of stick thin models.
https://au.lifestyle.yahoo.com/fashion/news/a/26137642/tess-holliday-becomes-largest-model-to-sign-a-major-contract/

Customer's review for Curvysea Plus Size Bathers

Find more testimonials, swimsuit advice for plus size women at http://www.curvysea.com 

Sizing Problems for Women's Clothing in Australia

Yesterday I watched the Current Affairs about the problems women have faced when they shop for their clothes size at different shops or at department stores with different brands/designers. Not only Australian sizing is inconsistent, the problems are all over the world especially when people shop for their clothes over the internet; it would be difficult for having an international sizing standard for all countries; it's why I wrote articles, videos ( http://youtu.be/PoAHh-lpjMI ) to give plus size women some tips on how to buy a good fit swimsuit online.

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Designers' Tiny Sized Samples for Curvy Celebrities

Not all celebrities are size 0! Some of those are curvy such as Adele Laurie or Sofia Vegara but designers unrealistically sent size 0 dress samples to them; here what Sofia Vergara spoke at last night’s Gordon Parks Foundation Awards Dinner:
http://au.lifestyle.yahoo.com/fashion/trends/article/-/17500448/Sofia-Vergara-says-designer-sample-sizes-are-insane/

( At Curvysea, I have used real sized models for my Curvysea Swimwear brand http://www.curvysea.com )

What on Earth This Designer Designs?

Today when surfing the net, I stumble on a German designer 's models pictures. Patrick Mohr sent models down the runway with fake whiskers and bald heads for his spring/summer 2011 show at Berlin Fashion Week.

His models look very weird and stick thin like skeletons. They look so sick. Would you have to be like his models to wear his designs??? I can not find any art or beauty in those styles. Unique design does not mean to be weird or ugly. Would you agree with me?

My philosophy in fashion design is simply stylish, feminine, trendy and realistic that can apply to any ordinary woman. I make swimwear in real size for real women who are the majority in our society.