Andell’s style was simple but chic, and her confidence radiated through her demeanor. As an actress, Wilson played a plus-size character who was grounded, respected, and essential to the story. She ...

"This isn’t just a consumer issue, it’s a public mental health concern," says fashion psychologist, Jennifer Heinen.

Model and influencer Erin Marley Klay went viral on X after posting a series of bikini photos that received body-shaming comments. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, she reveals why she now ...

Venice locals didn’t exactly RSVP “yes” to Jeff Bezos’ wedding. Activists floated a life-size mannequin of the billionaire down the Grand Canal on a giant Amazon box, protesting wealth inequality and ...

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Debbie Shelley said she was "astounded" when people started jeering, pointing and shouting abuse at the size 32 dummy A plus-size mannequin in a bridal shop window is being fat-shamed and laughed ...

A woman from Minehead says she witnesses fat-shaming on a daily basis after putting a plus-sized mannequin in the window of her bridal shop. Debbie Shelley says she searched for years to find her ...

Now, he says, retailers typically buying straight-size mannequins are starting to add plus-size mannequins to their lists.

The average American woman wears a size 16 to 18, so when Nike launched a plus-size collection of fitness wear in 2017, then introduced plus-size mannequins in select North American stores the ...

Nike may have gone viral for its plus-size model mannequins, but it's not the first brand to introduce them to stores. Nor will it be the last.

Overclouded by discussions on Nike's plus-size mannequins, the significance of its para-sport mannequins has been ignored.

A plus-size mannequin inside a London Nike store has sparked criticism the sportswear brand is promoting an unhealthy body image, but experts say "healthy" may not look the way people think.