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Fashion magazines should not only inform and curate, but above all inspire. They create a platform that makes us dream through words and pictures and leads us to beautiful places with impressive fashion creations. In the past, this world was often only accessible to models that corresponded to a certain body shape, mostly in XS to S., this is slowly changing. New models with different sizes conquer the catwalks, and personalities such as Ashley Graham and Paloma Elsesser get the deserved spotlight. This increasing representation is important, but we still have a long way in terms of diversity. Nevertheless, we are happy about the creative fashion productions that recognize that Plus-Size deserves a permanent place in the fashion world.

The big breakthrough: Vogue Italia “Belle Vere” under editor -in -chief Franca Sozzani

The cover story "Belle Vere" from the 2011 Juni edition of the Vogue Italia is a true masterpiece. Photographed by the legendary Steven Meisel, she presents plus-size models such as Tara Lynn, Candice Huffine and Robyn Lawley. For the first time, curvy models adorned the Vogue cover - an innovation that hadn't existed before. The editorial is sensual and coquettish and celebrates the curvy female form in its full splendor. Franca Sozzani, who at that time held the editor -in -chief, repeatedly broke the (fashionable) conventions and questioned the social ideals of beauty. A warm bravo!

Historical moment: Lizzo as the first thick black woman on the cover of the US Vogue

In October 2020, the musician and multi -talent Lizzo made headlines when she was the first thick black woman to adorn the Cover of the US Vogue - a significant progress in the fashion world. In a moving Instagram post, Lizzo expressed her pride and wrote: “I am the first thick black woman on the cover of the Vogue. The fact that I have to emphasize ‘black’ shows how long it was overdue. But now our time has come. "She addressed an urgent appeal to her black sisters:" If you haven't done it yet - be the first. "The representation of black people on the front pages of leading fashion magazines is still rare, and winding Body is celebrated even less frequently. Therefore, it is an extraordinary moment that the leading fashion magazine in the world Lizzo offered this stage - an occasion that should be celebrated properly!

The Queens of the Queens: Alva Claire, Jill Kortleve, Ashley Graham and Paloma Elsesser for Vogue

Where Heidi, Cindy, Claudia and Eva previously posed, the new Curvy models present themselves today: Alva Claire, Jill Kortleve, Ashley Graham and Paloma Elsesser in Vogue. This impressive quartet shows every curve and curve in exclusive Fendi outfits and a monochrome in a fascinating way. Hats off!

Roseline Lawrence shines in Allure’s make-up special

Curvy models are becoming increasingly staged-be it on fashion routes or in beauty editorials! In a radiant make-up special for Allure Magazine, captured by Charlie Engman, delights plus-size model Roseline Lawrence with a charming smile. Glittering eyeshadow, striking rhinestone details and coral-colored mesh gloves make this look a unique highlight. While we are increasingly encountering curvy faces in fashion routes, representation in the beauty area remains rare and eagerly awaited.

Ashley Graham: The pioneer of Plus-Size mode

Ashley Graham, high-pregnant on the cover of the US Vogue 2019, is celebrated as "The Model Who Changed an Industry". Due to her impressive cover and campaigns, she has made significant progress for plus-size models and overcome hurdles for her colleagues.

Miu Miu’s miniature set: The Y2K trend returns-from supermodels to fashion memes

The Miu Miu miniature set, consisting of a micro-mini skirt and a short shirt, is currently very popular. It is carried fair by supermodels, Nicole Kidman in Vanity and even on fashion memory. The Y2K style triggers a debate about whether we revive the Size-0 trend of the 2000s. Paloma Wool shows on the I-D cover that this look looks good on every body. Miu Miu sells this model online up to EU48!