Union’s vision for this collection was clear from the very start – celebrating all the plus-size women in her life who asked her to create a fashion line with them in mind. “This partnership goes beyond offering a more inclusive and extended size range; it was a deliberate effort to focus on a technical fit that celebrates curves. Every collection levels up, and I am closer to my personal goal of having a brand with bomb clothes that fit all bodies,” Union said in a statement.

It’s not a coincidence that her first collaboration with Fashion to Figure came just in time for the holiday season. Items in this 13-piece collection are party-ready, feature sequins, shimmering details, and bold cuts and come in a series of festive, vibrant colors.

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The Designers at Ban.do wasted no time guessing what their customers might want, and went directly to them. They asked fans of this brand to express their opinion, and created a new collection that represents a true collaboration between Ban.do and their community.

“A couple years ago, we decided we wanted to design clothes beyond tees and sweatshirts—styles that were versatile, adaptable, and looked (and felt!) great on everyone. What resulted is something we’re extremely proud of: a true collaboration between us and you.”

Their new line of flexible fit apparel features two jumpsuits, two pinafore dresses and one wrap skirt that can be styled for every season. All of the pieces have pockets, and designers at Ban.do made sure they fit correctly on different body types and shapes by creating them in sizes that run from 0 to 24.

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Unlike many of the other fashion houses, Anthropologie didn’t create a whole separate brand to market their plus-size collection. They simply extended the sizes of some of their original products, and made this line just as fun and charming as all the others.

Antro’s technical designer Karen Wilkins explained they thoughtfully tailored each and every piece with women’s real proportions in mind. Unlike many higher-end retail brand, they made sure to consider the needs of all plus-size women, and go up to size 26.

APlus features more than 120 pieces, and Anthropologie promises there are more on the way. They all perfectly capture the whimsical and old-school vibe of this brand, with a modern touch. Instead of featuring a couple of basic everyday staples, this brand made sure to provide its customers with a wide range of vibrant items, which will feed their fashion hunger.

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Union’s vision for this collection was clear from the very start – celebrating all the plus-size women in her life who asked her to create a fashion line with them in mind. “This partnership goes beyond offering a more inclusive and extended size range; it was a deliberate effort to focus on a technical fit that celebrates curves. Every collection levels up, and I am closer to my personal goal of having a brand with bomb clothes that fit all bodies,” Union said in a statement.

It’s not a coincidence that her first collaboration with Fashion to Figure came just in time for the holiday season. Items in this 13-piece collection are party-ready, feature sequins, shimmering details, and bold cuts and come in a series of festive, vibrant colors.

The post Gabrielle Union Presents a Fabulous Plus-sized Fashion Line appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The Designers at Ban.do wasted no time guessing what their customers might want, and went directly to them. They asked fans of this brand to express their opinion, and created a new collection that represents a true collaboration between Ban.do and their community.

“A couple years ago, we decided we wanted to design clothes beyond tees and sweatshirts—styles that were versatile, adaptable, and looked (and felt!) great on everyone. What resulted is something we’re extremely proud of: a true collaboration between us and you.”

Their new line of flexible fit apparel features two jumpsuits, two pinafore dresses and one wrap skirt that can be styled for every season. All of the pieces have pockets, and designers at Ban.do made sure they fit correctly on different body types and shapes by creating them in sizes that run from 0 to 24.

The post Ban.do’s First Plus-Size Collection Is Here… And It’s All About Pockets! appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Unlike many of the other fashion houses, Anthropologie didn’t create a whole separate brand to market their plus-size collection. They simply extended the sizes of some of their original products, and made this line just as fun and charming as all the others.

Antro’s technical designer Karen Wilkins explained they thoughtfully tailored each and every piece with women’s real proportions in mind. Unlike many higher-end retail brand, they made sure to consider the needs of all plus-size women, and go up to size 26.

APlus features more than 120 pieces, and Anthropologie promises there are more on the way. They all perfectly capture the whimsical and old-school vibe of this brand, with a modern touch. Instead of featuring a couple of basic everyday staples, this brand made sure to provide its customers with a wide range of vibrant items, which will feed their fashion hunger.

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