After viewing 21 Plus Size website and Lane Bryant I have noticed a variety of differences and similarities. I will first start with the things I found to be similar. Both websites show the plus-size women as happy and outgoing. The women seem to be comfortable showing their bodies especially in the swimsuit apparel. The women seem to be vivacious and loving life. The clothing apparel is up to date and stylish.
The difference that was greatly seen was on the Lane Bryant website. As soon as you log on there is a woman posing for her photo shoot and her attitude is great. She is confident, fun, vivacious and has a way of inspiring other plus-size women and girls’ letting them know big is in. The model seems to know she is socially accepted. The 21 Plus size website is dull in that area. The women are posing naturally but they just do not give the same aurora as Lane Bryant’s models. …show more content…
Take for instance on the hit show Mike & Molly both people are overweight but they did not let that stop them from acting. Years ago they would not have had the chance to act because Hollywood would not been socially accepted. Another good example to show media is changing toward plus-size is back in 2008 America’s top model winner was the first plus-size winner at a size
The difference that was greatly seen was on the Lane Bryant website. As soon as you log on there is a woman posing for her photo shoot and her attitude is great. She is confident, fun, vivacious and has a way of inspiring other plus-size women and girls’ letting them know big is in. The model seems to know she is socially accepted. The 21 Plus size website is dull in that area. The women are posing naturally but they just do not give the same aurora as Lane Bryant’s models. …show more content…
Take for instance on the hit show Mike & Molly both people are overweight but they did not let that stop them from acting. Years ago they would not have had the chance to act because Hollywood would not been socially accepted. Another good example to show media is changing toward plus-size is back in 2008 America’s top model winner was the first plus-size winner at a size