Thin privilege is not having to listen to people discuss how “weird” it is that a long time ago, your body type used to be considered beautiful.
Tracks
because I was wearing a rainbow shirt, and if that’s not happy then WHAT IS?
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(Source: plussizefanatic)
Flawless Queen
Never underestimate the huge middle finger you are giving to the world when you make peace with your body.
Thin privilege is not being told “we have really great accessories” by a store clerk when you walk in.
When I ask what size a store carries and they don’t carry my size, I generally hear “We have larger sizes online!” To this I always answer “I don’t buy from stores who want my money, but don’t want me to be seen buying from them.” I generally get a disgusted “you can’t afford to be picky” look.
Thin privilege is being able to really choose who you buy clothes from and why.
(via The F-Word)
They say less is more (I usually feel that more is more, but I digress…), so this is my attempt to experience how less exactly is more… While I pared down my typical piles of bangles and rings, and trekked outside sans shoes (Shoeless! What?), I did accessorize my outfit with *ahem* two big accessories…
So what do you think? Is less really more? Or do you prefer my jumbles of jewels, funky footwear and lotsa layers?
Dress: Forever21+ (Size XL)
Sunglasses: Five Below
(Also, sorry about the lack of outfit posting; as awesome as Fashion Week is, it REALLY takes it out of you!)
Models 1 has released a brand new promotional campaign that highlights their plus models! See the full campaign here: Models 1 Promo Campaign
change the way you see, not the way you look.
