Fat fashion bloggers urge you to love your body and be in trend

In our era of slender models and Hollywood beauties, being overweight is considered something very unprestigious and ugly. However, the ladies (and one guy) from this issue feel confident with all their extra pounds. So confident that they started their own blogs about style and clothing, which, by the way, are very popular.

Someone will say that it would be nice for women with magnificent forms to lose weight first, and not love themselves as they are. But the decisive attitude of these fashionistas still impresses. These XXL fashion bloggers are assuring plump women that being overweight is not a reason not to follow fashion, be embarrassed by your body and try to become invisible.

Each photo in the post is clickable, and the links lead to fashion blogs so you can appreciate their diversity for yourself.

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1. A Curious Fancy

Indian girl Rajini Nag Rao writes amazing articles for the online fashion magazine xoJane and now has her own blog that will make you want to wear a beret and orange tights.

“Overweight women need to understand that their bodies are worthy of being well-dressed,” the 27-year-old blogger says in an interview with The New York Times.

2. Musings of a Curvy Lady

The Musings of a Curvy Lady blogger loves heels and always favors bright neon colors, sexy high-waisted skirts and handbags to die for. It seems that she could easily create competition for Carrie Bradshaw. She is sure that every woman has the right to be bright, unique and stylish.

3. Twee Valley High

Cristina Uriegas-Reyes from Brooklyn will make you nostalgic about the fashion of yesteryear, as she loves hats, silk scarves and retro patterns that you can't help but fall in love with. Hair and makeup also match her style perfectly: cat eyes, pigtails and perfect red lips. By her example, the girl proves that fashion and fullness are not mutually exclusive concepts.

4. PS It's Fashion

Fashion writer Liz Black loves to make a big statement about herself, whether it's her Mermaid-like hair, a star-studded swimsuit, or long dresses that always blow elegantly in the wind. Like other fashion bloggers in the body, she believes that fullness is not a reason not to follow fashion, be ashamed of your body and try to become invisible.

5. The Print Fiend

As the title of her blog, The Print Fiend, says, Julia loves patterns and prints. She pairs unique prints with charming hair accessories and fun necklaces. The girl loves to experiment with shapes, textures, silhouettes and always relies on accessories.

6. GABIFRESH

Gabi Gregg is one of the most fashionable girls in New York. In addition to good taste, Gabi is distinguished by an unconventional for our culture, a bold approach to how plus size girls should look.

Gaby, 25, who wears a US size 18, must have stepped outside her comfort zone when she posted photos of herself in a bikini and encouraged other readers to do the same. “Our culture is so obsessed with the idea of thinness that the appearance of someone my size in a swimsuit (not to mention a bikini) shocks most people.”

7. Lady Sings The Blues

Blog owner Lady Sings The Blues is a blues and funk singer who manages to charm almost all of her followers. It's all about her amazing accessories, sexy makeup and bright blue hair.

8. Bianca Vaccarini

The simple style of Bianca Vaccarini is always played up with some detail - whether it's a pair of knee-length stockings, shoes from a famous designer or an unusual umbrella.

9 Miss Alphabet

The controversial Miss A sells iridescent and very unusual clothes with the help of her blog, which she herself sews. That's really who is not shy about his own body and is not afraid to have fun as it should, dressing in bright kitsch clothes with ruffles, lace and plastic accessories!

10. My Curvy Valentine

A professional cake decorator and self-proclaimed mermaid princess, this is how you can describe the owner of the My Curvy Valentine blog. This girl wears clothes of a wide variety of stylistic directions: on her blog you can see different bows - from retro coats to ripped jeans. And her flawless porcelain skin and black hair complete each look perfectly.

11. Lil Grrrl Creep

LilGrrrlCreep knows how to dye her hair, and if you look at her blog, you will understand that she never takes herself seriously, although she has every right to be.

12. Everyday Thoughts And Ramblings

Alison, author of the Everyday Thoughts And Ramblings blog, is the "kindly chubby next door" girl who will make you fall in love with belted floral dresses and knee-high leather boots all over again. But her main accessory is a smile that is present in all the photographs.

13. I Got A Lust For Life

Tumblr user and author of the blog I Got A Lust For Life (I have a lust for life) created her own unique image a la Audrey Horne and Courtney Love in one bottle. Her purple locks and love for band T-shirts and leather jackets add a little spice to her blog.

14. Prettygirlglam

Rebecca from the Prettygirlglam blog is the one for you if you're looking for a) smart women's discussions and b) great clothes that are perfect for your job (whatever you work for).

15. Curves Become Her

First, Olivia Artie's blog has a very interesting title - Curves Become Her (Bends have become her). She loves to promote her friends' blog posts, but she also has her own exquisite taste.

16 Christie Creepy Dolls

When not creating dark dolls, Christy loves to show off her tattoos and Bettie Page-style haircut, as well as Peter Pan-style collars. With all this, the author of the blog Christie Creepy Dolls (Creepy Christie Dolls) looks amazing.

17. Garner style

The style of this blog can be described as "trendy and furious". The GarnerStyle blogger is never shy about ballet hairstyles, sequins and bold gold jewelry, proving that the best style is fearless style.

18. His Black Dress

The blog description for His Black Dress says it all: “Just a creepy guy in a dress. I am a fashionista and cosplay lover who fights back against the general idea of what a man should and should not wear.”