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Thova Plus Vintage + Thrift Sales & Offers Over the last decade, Kelly has championed the development of plus-size outdoor clothing the brand. In the early 2000s, 17% of Columbia’s women’s clothing was offered in extended sizes; Outside Business Journal reports that by spring 2023, that’ll grow to 50%.

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Shop sexy and trendy plus size clothing at great prices! Our affordable plus size trendy clothing includes casual styles and chic dressed up fashions you need to look your best. Shop all the hottest plus size fashion clothing, from denim to dresses and tops, no matter the season. You can build a versatile capsule wardrobe out of these trendy plus size clothes whether you're dressing up for a night out or updating your day to day wardrobe. All our plus size clothes are the same price as misses sizes. 5. Torrid According to researcher Laura Downing Peters, 2010 was the year when plus-size fashion made it to the mainstream. The publication of various memoirs, books, and the inclusion of plus-size models in magazines sparked important discussions about how unjust it was that the gatekeepers of fashion were left to decide who was ‘in’ and who was ‘out.’