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International research finds that plus-size models do not benefit plus-size women.
Waris, Ohne Titel, Sophie Theallet, and other contenders step out of the studio and in front of the lens.
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LiLo responds to critical lashing with pleas for patience in 'People.'
Photoshopped mannequin STILL not thin enough for RL ad machine.
Fake plastic girls subject to real religious laws.
Corporate bigotry + corporate ineptitude = justice.
Cheapie Euro brand gets even closer to bottom of barrel.
Society's newsstand bible picks their favorite clotheshorses.
Top brands call for ban on environmentally harmful leather-making practices.
The infamous T-shirt tycoon refutes charges of lookism.
The casuals designer uses bearded bluesmen for new campaign.
Rachel Zoe's new newsletter launches with an ode to leopard-print heels.
Katie Grand's fashion-forward mag delves into teenybopper territory.
A preview of the confounding new fashion-related film.
The e-retailer out-editorializes the editorial style sites.
Models Lowe and Campbell in dueling vids.
The Brit pop star glams up for her handbag campaign.
The master of T-shirt sleaze demands questionably legal cuts among his less-attractive floor staff.
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