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A new generation of designers and marketers are looking to cater to different body shapes. While the luxury sector isn’t quite ready to break from size elitism, brands are creating marketing strategies to appeal to the plus-size segment.
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In addition to the big-name brands, Amazon, Nordstrom, Macy's, and Target have all added size-inclusive brands to their inventory. Aerie, an innerwear brand owned by American Eagle Outfitters, surpassed $1 billion in revenues in the most recent quarter.
This brand doesn't have a separate "plus-size" section, but offers non-traditional sizes.
There’s still work to be done. Many companies make assumptions about the shopping habits of plus-size consumers based on their previous shopping behavior. And there are costs involved in modifying clothing features. Technology is helping to mitigate some of these costs. But the industry is still working toward a more inclusive model.
In addition to the new inclusive lines, brands are creating new ways to ensure inclusion in the retail process. ThirdLove is one such company.
A new generation of designers and marketers are looking to cater to different body shapes. While the luxury sector isn’t quite ready to break from size elitism, brands are creating marketing strategies to appeal to the plus-size segment.
Some of these efforts have included Amy Schumer’s new women’s rtw line, Le Cloud, with Leesa Evans.