The average US woman is between a size 16 and 18, and it would only benefit these brands to gain more customers and make more money by creating larger sizes.
POPSUGAR: How would you assess the state of size inclusivity in fashion? How much progress has been made so far, and what would you like to see more of?
Remi Bader: In the last 10 years, yes, there has been an increase in size inclusivity overall with brands carrying more plus sizes. However, when it comes to higher fashion brands like the ones that show in Fashion Week, there has been increasingly less inclusivity over the past few seasons. As a plus-size woman who has been trying to spread awareness around size inclusivity, it's very frustrating. The average US woman is between a size 16 and 18, and it would only benefit these brands to gain more customers and make more money by creating larger sizes.
