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Chouette Designs was founded by fashion designer Ashley McGinty after years working in the jewelry industry and recognizing how frequently larger-bodied customers were excluded from traditional jewelry sizing. The brand was launched to create beautiful, demi-fine jewelry that truly accommodates a wider range of bodies and identities. Based in San Diego, California, Chouette Designs specializes…
Founded in 2008 in Denmark, Carmakoma was created to challenge traditional plus-size fashion by offering modern, high-quality clothing inspired by Scandinavian design principles. Rather than producing conservative or oversized garments, the founders envisioned collections that embraced contemporary silhouettes, clean tailoring, and trend-forward styling specifically designed for curvier bodies. The label quickly gained an international following…
C’est D emerged as an independent fashion label serving the growing demand for stylish plus-size clothing during the expansion of online boutique retail. The brand focused on creating contemporary apparel that reflected current fashion trends while providing fits designed specifically for curvier bodies. Its collections included dresses, tops, jumpsuits, bottoms, outerwear, and special occasion pieces….
Introduced by Lane Bryant in 2005, Cacique was created to provide fashionable, supportive lingerie specifically engineered for plus-size women. At a time when extended-size intimates were often limited to basic styles, Cacique helped redefine the category by combining technical fit with modern fashion, vibrant colors, and trend-forward designs. The brand specializes in full-coverage bras, balconette…
Founded in New York in 1968 by designer Calvin Klein, the brand became synonymous with clean, minimalist American style across ready-to-wear, denim, fragrance, and underwear. Now part of PVH Corp, Calvin Klein has broadened size inclusivity, particularly in its underwear and intimates, which extend through plus sizing, alongside select apparel. Its pared-back, modern aesthetic and…
Founded in 2014 by Jay Hallstein and Katie Doyle, Brass set out to help women simplify their wardrobes with well-made, versatile essentials rather than trend-driven fast fashion. The Boston-based, direct-to-consumer brand offers dresses, skirts, tops, and workwear-leaning lifestyle pieces designed for a functional capsule wardrobe, in a size range that extends through the low plus…
Founded in 2015 by entrepreneur Julie Brown, Brassybra was created after Brown struggled to find a supportive solution for backless and low-cut clothing that worked for larger bust sizes. Traditional bras often limited wardrobe choices, while existing adhesive products lacked the strength and coverage needed for reliable support. Brassybra introduced a patented adhesive breast support…
byVINNIK was founded by Suzanne Vinnik, a professional opera singer, photographer, and entrepreneur who launched the brand in 2019 after years spent working within fashion resale communities and observing the lack of luxurious, statement-making fashion available in extended sizes. Based in Los Angeles, the brand creates dramatic coats, kimonos, dresses, suiting, accessories, and occasion-focused separates…
Founded in 1998 by entrepreneur Scott Kerslake in Petaluma, California, Athleta was created to provide women with technical athletic apparel designed specifically for female athletes. At a time when the activewear industry was largely focused on men’s performance gear, Athleta developed products tailored to women’s bodies across a variety of sports and fitness activities. Following…
Founded in 1983, Avenue was established to meet the growing demand for fashionable clothing designed specifically for plus-size women. Unlike many traditional retailers that simply expanded straight-size collections, Avenue built its business around designing apparel for curvier bodies from the ground up, making it one of the earliest national chains dedicated exclusively to plus-size fashion….
Azazie launched as a direct-to-consumer bridal disruptor, bringing wedding and bridesmaid dresses online at a fraction of traditional boutique prices. Every garment is offered across its full 0–30 size range at no extra charge, and each dress is made to order — including custom sizing and length — which trims waste and improves fit. With…
Founded in 1988, Badgley Mischka emerged after designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka met while studying at Parsons School of Design in New York. Combining Badgley’s experience at Donna Karan with Mischka’s menswear background, the pair built a luxury label known for refined glamour, impeccable tailoring, and couture-inspired craftsmanship. The brand quickly became a favorite…