Brand offers extended size options beyond standard ranges, typically including sizes 3X and above.
Reese Witherspoon launched Draper James in 2015, rooting it in Southern charm with gingham, florals, and cheeky slogans. After a 2018 plus-size collaboration with Eloquii (sizes 12-28), the brand expanded its own apparel into sizes 0 to 24 (XS to 3X) in 2019, merchandising every size together at the same price in stores and online….
Launched in Los Angeles in 2011, Dress the Population built its name on glamorous, attainable eveningwear, from sequin showstoppers to sculpted bodycon gowns and bridal styles. The ethically produced brand emphasizes flattering silhouettes, premium fabrics, and sophisticated tailoring, and is widely stocked at Nordstrom and Bloomingdale’s. Through Nordstrom’s push for inclusivity, it extended select occasion…
DuoBoots, founded in the UK in 1974, built its niche on a single idea: boots should fit a woman’s calf as well as her foot. Designed in London and handmade in family-run Portuguese factories from premium European leathers and suedes, its knee-high and over-the-knee boots come in multiple calf widths spanning roughly 30 to 50…
Diane von Furstenberg launched her namesake label in 1972 and became a fashion icon with the 1974 wrap dress, a symbol of effortless, body-celebrating femininity. The luxury collection is not broadly size-inclusive on its own, but DVF has extended its prints and silhouettes to plus shoppers through partners like Dia & Co and 11 Honoré…
Elena Mirò was launched in 1985 by Italy’s Miroglio Group to serve fuller, Mediterranean figures with genuine style. Renowned for its signature knitwear, impeccable tailoring, and exclusive in-house prints, the brand became a cultural reference point, and in 2005 became the only plus size label to show at Milano Moda Donna. It dresses women in…
Elila designs bras and intimates exclusively for plus-size and full-bust women, offering one of the most comprehensive ranges available, with bands from 34 to 54 and cups A to O, plus sleepwear up to 8X. Built on classical American sizing and engineered for genuine plus-size fit, the brand emphasizes support, comfort, and structural integrity over…
Elomi is a specialist lingerie brand built around the fuller figure. Its bra range covers B through O cup with band sizes from 32 to 48 making it one of the most technically comprehensive brands in the full bust category. Beyond bras Elomi offers matching panties swimwear and sports bras designed with the same fit…
Eloquii was born in 2011 as a response to the gap in fashion-forward plus size dressing. It was relaunched as a standalone brand in 2014 and quickly earned a loyal following for its polished workwear bold color stories and well-constructed silhouettes. The brand consistently takes runway trends and translates them for sizes 14 to 32…
ELVI is a UK-based womenswear label that has built its reputation around creating trend-conscious fashion specifically for curvy women. Unlike many brands that historically adapted straight-size garments into plus sizes, ELVI focused on designing with curve bodies in mind from the outset. The brand is known for offering a blend of contemporary occasionwear, elevated workwear,…
David Meister is a luxury womenswear label founded by American fashion designer David Meister. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning in 1985, Meister began his fashion career in New York before launching his signature eveningwear collections in partnership with Kellwood Company in 1998. The brand became known…
Deb Shops traces its roots to 1932, when founders Philip Rounick and Aaron Weiner opened a Philadelphia hosiery store called JOY Hosiery. Over the following decades, the company expanded into women’s fashion retail and eventually rebranded as Deb Shops, becoming a recognizable mall-based retailer across the United States. At its peak, Deb Shops operated hundreds…
Democracy was founded by fashion industry veteran Caren Lettiere, who set out to create jeans that fit, flatter, and support real women living busy lives. The brand launched as a denim-focused label built around the idea of “Curve Equality,” recognizing that women come in many different shapes and deserve clothing designed accordingly. The company became…