So you think you are too fat to become a model? Well it may interest you to know that top designers in the fashion industry have started to give a much closer look at the high earning potentials and growing profits that accrue from the promotion and retail of high fashion plus-size apparel and accessories.
Today’s plus size woman is bold and confident, self-assured and trendy, knows what she wants, and is not really bothered if referred to as “too fat”.
Curves are in and “bones” are out, and thankfully so, and because of a growing demand for plus size fashionable clothes, many top fashion designers now require the services of fat models to advertise and showcase their products which include outer apparel, inner wear, clothing accessories and swimwear.
The trend of “faking fat” (faux fat!), and padding up thin models to imitate curves is becoming unacceptable because we all find it hard to believe there are no full-figured curvy models out there.
Stunning curvy beauties who are voluptuous and well formed are out there, many of them desirous to become professional models. Fashion designers and merchandisers now realise that they don’t need “fat suits” on thin models to showcase apparel for plus size women.
The time has come for economic sense in the fashion modelling industry, and authenticity in fashion campaigns and the elimination of fake airbrush effects in fashion magazines. The floor is now open for plus size models to finally fill that longer than necessary fashion and style gap.