The ideal form of the body is curved back in the 1800s. According to Lauren Downing Peters of Chicago Columbia College, assistant Professor of Fashion Studies, things changed in the 1900s. With technology more advanced and garments no longer ordered, mass production meant that the clothes they preferred could be found in fewer variants of a body’s form. Initially, big wear was isolated from plus-size to overcome our culture’s problems when shopping, from shops not selling larger customers.

The revolt took place in the 1960s. Taking proof of Vietnam War marches, women joined in a radical fat acceptance campaign to eradicate weight stigma and prejudice. Even if it was not fashioned, it paved the way for the change in the industry’s approach in the next decade. Fashion was more about embracing plus-size bodies in the 1970s than attempting to conceal and disguise our natural forms.

Nowadays, plus-size models grace magazine cover and take the lane, with actresses of every size playing on film and television. There is no lack of incredible plus-size mode bloggers looking to or admiring body-positive champions. We still have a long way to go for even more common plus-size models. Some more-sized fashion brands are still referring to their pieces’ ‘slenderized’ strategies, 14-size women are still under-represented in media, and the same number of dress choices are not equal for all women. And more effort should be put to move fashion forward before it happens every day. Plus-size women make up 68percent of shoppers.

Here are reasons plus-size options are popular in the fashion store

Ø  The evolvement of different clothing brand

The evolution of cloth brands in today’s world has made plus-size fashion more realistic; buying clothes is made easy for curvy ladies. These brands give numerous tastes to everyone, depending on their choice and size.

Ø  Various fashion taste

Many people have come up with different fashion sense to help develop fashion and bring to light plus-size women out of their shade to their taste.

Ø  Freedom

people are free to wear whatever they want. There is no law to what you put on as long as you are comfortable with what you are wearing; this enables plus-size people to choose what they want.

Below are the opinions of two women of greater size in today’s fashion setting

  • Chastity Gardner Valentine

“With the range of price points offered, there is still a major issue. In the world of straight dimensions, patterns emerge from above, inspired by pathways, and then flow through lower-cost products. Moreover, it looks like it comes from below. Our clothes are usually 100 dollars or below, which is perfect because it’s affordable. But we can still not wear so many styles and fabrics as so few contemporary brands are making our choices. In addition, for [stylish, quality clothes], women will pay $250, even $500.

  • Liz Munoz

For a decade, plus women have been perceived as post-baby, post-menopausal or older women, and the opposite of all women’s ages wants to look trendy, young, attractive, and put together in clothing that suits.” “This industry needs to change its point of view, plus means aged.