After a decade working for one of the largest investment institutions in the world, Eugena Delman faced a personal challenge: continue growing within Goldman Sachs or leave her career behind to pursue an entirely different field. She dwelled on it for six months but eventually decided to go the latter route—no gig lined up, no…
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In March, cult-favorite fashion brand Reformation expanded its sizing for the first time, up to a size 22. The capsule was created in collaboration with model Ali Tate Cutler and quickly sold out. But the label promised that was only the beginning of their efforts to become more inclusive—and now, it announced phase two: Reformation’s…
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Since Universal Standard was founded in 2015, its goal has been to create a more inclusive approach to fashion. That began with sizing—its first collection came in sizes 10 through 28—but also with projects that spoke to other gaps in the market: It helped J.Crew expand its sizing across the board; it collaborated with actress…
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It’s hard to name a brand that’s more accessible and all encompassing than Old Navy: A comforting, familiar fixture in the American fashion landscape, the mass retailer has built itself as a family label since its inception 24 years ago, offering clothing in sizes 00 through 30. But there’s been something standing in the way…
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Christian Siriano has won huge amounts of acclaim in the past—not just for his gorgeous designs, but for his embrace of pretty much anyone who wants to wear his creations. In an industry still dominated by sample sizes (though it’s slowly getting better), Siriano puts an emphasis on being size inclusive. As Fawnia Soo Hoo…
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Shopping for a wedding dress can be a long, laborious process. But more and more brands are trying to change that. When Floravere burst onto the bridal scene in November 2016, it promised luxury-grade gowns for $3,000 or less that could be delivered to your door and fit with a personal on-call stylist—a pretty revolutionary…
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