Added on May 11, 2010
Editor-in-Chief, Madeline Jones
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Fashion Blog Offers Solution To Crystal Renn “Plus Size Debate”
While the plus size industry has been buzzing with all the main stream inclusion of Crystal Renn, at the very same time, I’ve been asked “What size is she”? It’s clear she is no where the size 14 she used to be when she first graced the cover of Vogue in 2006 but in the fashion world at a size 8 or 10 she is still considered plus size. (We are totally speculating)
At her size, she opens the doors for other models, like Tara Lynn, to show curves in a more voluptuous way.
While reading the fashion blogs this morning, I noticed one blogger suggested the modeling agencies offer a “Normal Division”. Is Crystal’s weight loss a real issue within the industry?
Read the original blog at www.fashionfoiegras.com
by Editor-in-Chief, Madeline Jones
Always an activist and looking to bring plus size women into a fashion forward mentality, in 2006 she combined forces with friend and online magazine publisher, Valery Amador, to create PLUS Model Magazine, where they could respond to plus women's demand for fashionable clothing displayed prominently on appropriately sized models. Since then, Ms. Jones has quickly become the, 'Anna Wintour' of the plus size industry where she is frequently called upon for her expertise and insight; Appearances and interviews include ABC World News with Diane Sawyer, Entertainment Tonight, Coco Perez, Fox News, HuffingtonPost.com and 200+ other media sources.
While the plus size industry has been buzzing with all the main stream inclusion of Crystal Renn, at the very same time, I’ve been asked “What size is she”? It’s clear she is no where the size 14 she used to be when she first graced the cover of Vogue in 2006 but in the fashion world at a size 8 or 10 she is still considered plus size. (We are totally speculating)
