The fashion industry today has viewed people beginning to accept plus-size women, especially if they are women that are well-known celebrities. There are many qualities besides good looks and well-toned bodies that plus-size women possess, such as talent, intelligence, and skills. The common denominator of all fat people is that they weigh more. Outside that realm, they are just as distinguishable in fashion, environment, along with character as people who are not obese (Cohen, 2011).
The media venue portrays an important role for many individuals especially women. The type of images of women that the media exhibits is positive. This concept is due largely in part from a research that reported that 77 percent of people believe that women, such as size 0 women, should not be allowed to walk platforms because they encourage an image of an insalubrious body (Haglund, 2016). People want to see models that display the more precise shape and size multiplicity conceived in the natural population. …show more content…
It is a challenging obstacle to shop and find clothes that are conducive to their figure. Ms. McCarthy overcame this endeavor by designing clothes to accommodate full-figured women (McDonald, 2014).
Another example of the changes would be that retailers today are ignoring the old standard for overweight consumers; avoid bright colors and purchasing clothes with horizontal stripes. With the average woman being a size 14-16, critics are even calling for an end to the plus-size distinction (Bain,
The media venue portrays an important role for many individuals especially women. The type of images of women that the media exhibits is positive. This concept is due largely in part from a research that reported that 77 percent of people believe that women, such as size 0 women, should not be allowed to walk platforms because they encourage an image of an insalubrious body (Haglund, 2016). People want to see models that display the more precise shape and size multiplicity conceived in the natural population. …show more content…
It is a challenging obstacle to shop and find clothes that are conducive to their figure. Ms. McCarthy overcame this endeavor by designing clothes to accommodate full-figured women (McDonald, 2014).
Another example of the changes would be that retailers today are ignoring the old standard for overweight consumers; avoid bright colors and purchasing clothes with horizontal stripes. With the average woman being a size 14-16, critics are even calling for an end to the plus-size distinction (Bain,