TCF Archives

  • Curvy Fox

    Curvy Fox Boutique is a specialty plus-size retailer based in Lexington, North Carolina. The boutique was created to provide fashionable clothing and personalized styling support for curvy women seeking options beyond traditional plus-size retail experiences. The boutique offers a wide range of apparel categories, including everyday fashion, formalwear, bridal gowns, intimates, accessories, and complete outfits….

  • Cupshe

    Cupshe has built a large audience with its fast-moving affordable swimwear collections. With sizes from XXS to 4X the brand regularly releases new styles in bikinis one-pieces and coverups at price points that keep the category accessible. While its quality positions it below premium swim brands its breadth of plus size styles makes it a…

  • Della Curva

    Della Curva is a specialty bridal boutique located in Tarzana, California, serving plus-size and mid-size brides through an appointment-based bridal experience. The salon was founded by bridal industry veteran Lisa Litt, a third-generation bridal retailer and owner of the well-known Los Angeles bridal business Lili Bridals. The boutique was created specifically to address the lack…

  • Carmakoma

    Carmakoma began in 2008 as an independent Danish label producing high-end plus size clothing with a distinct artistic, rocker-glam edge balanced by a feminine sweetness. In 2017 it was acquired by Bestseller and folded into the ONLY family as ONLY Carmakoma, shifting toward a younger, more dynamic, accessibly priced identity. The brand offers denim, dresses,…

  • Brassybra

    Katherina “Kat” Borve created Brassybra after a painful duct-tape experience on her 2012 wedding day, going on to launch the brand in 2016 as the world’s first breathable adhesive bra that stretches like skin. Made from a soft, latex-free, hypoallergenic cotton blend with medical-grade adhesive, Brassybra lifts and shapes cup sizes A–G and comes in…

  • Byvinnik

    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…

  • Brass Clothing

    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…

  • Cherri Cheeks

    Cherri Cheeks is a size-inclusive swimwear brand founded by designer and entrepreneur Cherri. The brand was created to provide fashionable, confidence-building swimwear options for curvy women who have historically been underserved by the swimwear industry. Known for vibrant colors, bold prints, cutout details, and body-celebrating silhouettes, Cherri Cheeks focuses on creating swimwear that encourages visibility…

  • Cee Cee’s Closet

    Cee Cee’s Closet NYC was founded in 2015 by Nigerian-American sisters Chioma and Uchenna Ngwudo after recognizing a lack of accessible, contemporary African-inspired fashion and accessories in the U.S. market. What began with handbags and headwraps evolved into a lifestyle brand centered on celebrating African culture through fashion, beauty, and community. The brand is best…

  • Christopher John Rogers

    Christopher John Rogers founded his CJR label in 2016, quickly earning a CFDA top prize, a Forbes 30 Under 30 spot, and a celebrity following from Michelle Obama to Lizzo for his emotionally charged, high-glamour color and silhouette. While the luxury mainline carries limited extended sizing, Rogers has made size inclusivity central to his mass…

  • Cosabella

    Cosabella was founded in 1983 by Italian husband-and-wife team Valeria and Ugo Campello. The name “Cosabella” translates to “beautiful thing” in Italian, reflecting the brand’s commitment to creating elegant, high-quality intimates rooted in Italian craftsmanship. The company became known for producing lingerie in Italy using premium materials, vibrant colors, and innovative fit solutions. Over the…

  • Chromat

    Chromat launched as an architectural fashion brand and has evolved into a full swim and activewear label with a fiercely inclusive identity. Its collections are known for bold cuts engineered construction and unapologetic sizing from XS to 4X. The brand has been a consistent presence on inclusive fashion lists for its investment in body diverse…