There is nothing like a cool crisp Winter day to inspire staying inside and doing some shopping from the computer. I am working on some changes for Full Figure Plus that newsletter subscribers got a peek into this morning. Additionally, I am hanging out more on Google+. If you are over there add me Glen [...]
Big is Beautiful – and History Proves It
January 26, 2012 By Leave a Comment
This guest post is by Isabella Woods Now, we know that the media and society are obsessed with thin culture, size zero ‘models’ and women who look like children. Despite this, evidence suggests that historically bigger is better and as we like to show off, the plus size fashion market is more attractive to the modern [...]
“Obese” is Now A Dirty Word?
January 17, 2012 By Leave a Comment
According to studies done in Philadelphia and Atlanta obesity is a major problem and now the term obese and its derivatives are considered offensive. When I read things like this I get so tired. In the plus size community we have dealt with abuse so long that when the next blow comes its hard to [...]
What Size USED To Mean
January 13, 2012 By 2 Comments
There USED to be a time that it was a good thing for a woman to have hips and curves. This was driven home by advertising that actually encouraged ladies who were smaller to put on a few pounds in order to not be considered skinny. With today’s obsession with size in particular smaller sizes its no wonder [...]
Why Is A Size 6 Model Considered Plus Size Today?
January 13, 2012 By 1 Comment
Why Is A Size 6 Model Considered Plus Size Today? In a world that considers a size 4-6 plus size its no wonder that women in the 21st century have a distorted view of thier bodies. To shed more light on this issue Plus Model Magazine editor Maddy Jones was part of a segment featured on World News Tonight. During the segment the reporter talked with Supermodel Beverly Johnson who was a size 4 at the height of her career and would be considered plus size today.
