Jillian Bradfield, also known as Jill Dion, is a native of College Park, GA. Jill is a four-time published author of guided journals for kids and adolescent boys and girls.

Doshie Dior also known as “The Creative Counterpart” has been a staple in the Creative Arts Community. Her creativity can be seen through her creative movement, fashion sense, her work in-front and behind the camera.

Elevated heights, neutral hues and eye-catching embellishments are making appearances in footwear, accessories and ready-to-wear items this fall. As a result, fashion lovers will have the freedom to update their wardrobe by selecting a few key pieces -- without feeling the need to overhaul their entire closets.

Representation (plus size) is extremely important in our media, and the fashion industry is a huge part of that. When people are not represented fairly or equally, it makes them question their validity within society. This feeling of being outcasted can lead people to believe that they do not belong among their peers.

Bridal by ELOQUII’s Fall/Winter collection launches just in time for Bridal Fashion Week! For brides wanting to make their winter glam vision a reality, this collection has all the elements for an unforgettable look.

Some of our favorite Influencers got together and made the statement. International Model and Influencer, Cameron “Big Cam” Boyland, Model and Voice Actor, Brandon Madden, Style Expert, and Creative Director, Steven Green, and Fashion Model, Soouizz Okeke are all co-founders of the movement. They were joined on the streets of New York City by dozens of other big and tall influencers (and female plus models) who came out to stand strong in the movement.

Shahidah, is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She is a professional model, Confidence Coach, and the CEO of I.A.S. Image Consulting, where she empowers women to value themselves first, build confidence and look fashionable, at the same time.

Target Corporation recently announced the second edition of The Fall Designer Collection, featuring three limited-time-only design partners: Kika Vargas, La Ligne and Sergio Hudson. The collection, which features more than 100 apparel and accessories items, reflects each designer's bold creative vision and arrives just in time for the fall fashion season.

Fall fashion trends are the ones that true lovers of fashion really get excited about, and can anyone blame us? With a definite back-to-school/work feel, this time of year gives us all a chance for a fresh fashion start. We've spent so much time inside the last few years, those boots that were made for walking, have very little mileage up to this point.

We have all fell in love with the ELOQUII brand because over the years they have seen and heard us. And now we have yet another reason to love them. It’s no wonder why they have been selected to receive the 2022 Retail Brand of the Year award from The Full Figured Industry Awards. Introducing Bridal by ELOQUII

When we heard that the Bridal by ELOQUII launch was coming, we had to reach out to Yesenia Torres, Creative Director at ELOQUII for the tea.

It's that time of year where we say "so long" to summer and what the heck do I wear now? but of course that doesn't mean we have to immediately get rid of all of our summer fashion. It's sometimes tricky to automatically know how to transition your summer clothes into fall, so getting ideas of how to use old pieces to create something new is key. You don’t want to pack away all your cute sundresses and shorts just yet?

“Shopping for shoes during the back-to-school season can be an exciting time for families,” says Otto. “With the range of options of brands, prints, and platforms, it’s easy for parents to select footwear to complement any school outfit, while helping children express their individual personalities.”

It's time for the last summer hooray. We've wrapped up our last vacations and it's time to get back at it! Graduates are getting settled into their dorms, and school and work shopping has officially taken over our leisure trips to the mall. Since the temp outside is never on the same page this time of year, what is some style inspiration we can pull from to make us "first day" ready??!!

After the last couple of summers, we are all still in need of a good change of scenery. With the cost of everything continuously rising for everyone, dropping dollars to travel may not be at the top of the list right now. Our current reality doesn't have to mean that we can't enjoy or Summer!!! Whether you stay in town for a staycation, or have the luxury of getting away, beach and resort wear is still necessary this year.

June has definitely nurtured a bright summer in the fashion realm, as the month's main theme of inclusivity beams through to an exciting July. We can surely say that great strides are being made when it comes to the idea that "fashion should be for every-body", we see how, when we shine our summer light on these latest brand collaborations.

It’s no secret that our Lizzo is an absolute star, but she really has everyone moving in her new collaboration with Fabletics, Yitty!!!

You know the phrase, "Don’t forget to check on your strong friends"? Well, that phrase is something we definitely should not forget within the fashion industry. Images and social media will have you thinking industry professionals have it all together all the time, when nothing could be far from the truth, in most cases.

Who doesn’t appreciate a good show? More importantly, who doesn’t appreciate a good show with a cause? On April 9, 2022 the Not My Eyes Showcase gave us exactly what we came for and more. It was Elegant, Entertaining and Educational all at the same time. As a plus size fashion magazine, we have attended many fashion showcases, and this one was no different.

Another sold out event! Brooklyn native Bobby Stone (@bobbystonemusic) of The New Old School brand (@thenewoldschoolbrand) did it again with the production of it’s annual Earth Day Fashion Show (@tnosfashionshow) in honor of Mother Earth. The Invisible Bully in Brooklyn was filled with people who came out in support of the brand.

As a black woman and former soccer player with thick thighs Tiffany loved working out but hated having to constantly pull down and unroll her shorts mid-workout. That's what spurred the idea for a new type of short: one that was made to stay put and had pockets.