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Raquel Pelissier during HFW

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Did you know this?

At Susy Who, its all about bringing fashion-forward (yet affordable) options to the plus-size market.

12/20/2015

At Susy Who, its all about bringing fashion-forward (yet affordable) options to the plus-size market.

12/15/2015

My pieces used for an editorial in American Fashion Magazine.
BRAVO !

08/31/2015

I loved working with her !

05/13/2015

Thank you SO MUCH ! I feel honored for this great mention...

Michelle Nakah's SusyWho seeks to empower women of all sizes with American-made fashions.

03/15/2015

So excited to feel the love! I see a movement and I have my followers who believe in me, my ideas and sharing the love to plus size designers, models and regular girls who need support... I'm here for you guys! Count me in and thank you, I feel honored today -

03/07/2015

H&M model Jennie Runk on her plus-size life

H&M’s newest star was volunteering at a Missouri Petsmart, wearing too-short sweatpants and no makeup when she was discovered by a modeling scout, just 14 years old.

Since then, Jennie Runk has fast-tracked from awkward high schooler to fashion fame as the hottest plus-size model of the moment.

But her journey had a rocky start.

“Gym class was a nightmare,” Runk, 24, revealed in a first-person article for BBC News. “While the thin girls were wearing shorts, I was wearing sweatpants because my thighs were the size of their waists.”

“I also had thick, curly hair that only drew more attention to me, hiding behind braces and beige, wire-rimmed glasses,” she wrote.

Runk, who grew up in Georgia and Missouri and moved to New York two years ago, described herself as “the quiet type who reads books, plays video games and might be a little too obsessed with her cat.”

Her sudden fame, prompted by the virally successful H&M swimwear campaign, encouraged Runk to reach out to young women struggling with body issues.

“Having finally survived it, I feel compelled to show girls who are going through the same thing that it’s acceptable to be different,” Runk wrote. “You will grow out of this awkwardness fabulously. Just focus on the best possible version of yourself and quit worrying about your thighs, there’s nothing wrong with them.”

Fashion fans applauded Runk — a size 14 — and H&M for the realistic but s*xy shots in the brand’s recent catalog.

02/24/2015

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02/18/2015

This morning Good Morning America did a segment on Plus Model Magazine’s Love Your Body Issue. The Magazine wants to put an end to what it calls “body shaming” with portraits of naked women proudly showing off their curves. The editor in chief Madeline Jones said, “I wanted to create that conversation, and I wanted people to say, hey, maybe I need to stop writing those negative things.”

Being a cury girl this segment really stuck out! It’s so crazy to me the things that people say about plus size, fat, or obese people and how accepted it is! It is totally the last form of accepted discrimination! I really hope to see plus size people rally together the way same s*x people do when someone comes for them.

Anyhow Susy Who fans, these girls actually have great shapes- cury like Coke bottles,.. Check them out below- and be proud of the skin you are in!

02/17/2015

The never-ending debate on body types in the fashion industry just picked up a new set of legs.

After appearing in Calvin Klein's new "Perfectly Fit" campaign, model Myla Dalbesio found herself in the center of an online conversation over what is considered to be plus-size. At ground zero, the 27-year-old's interview with Elle.com, which labeled the size 10-beauty as plus size, according to fashion industry standards.

"I enjoy the attention" she said "I am still a working model wether labeled plus or skinny. It's my job"