Lane Bryant Models Start A Body Image Revolution
Lane Bryant salutes Glamour magazine for joining them in the new body revolution by featuring gorgeous plus-size models in their November issue. Lane Bryant has been redefining sexy with models Crystal Renn and Ashley Graham as mainstays in Lane Bryant’s marketing for years, while Kate Dillon and Jennie Runk have posed for previous campaigns. Lizzie Miller, “the Woman on Page 194”, is a newcomer to the brand, gracing upcoming covers and campaigns.
Proving all shapes and sizes are beautiful, these supermodels posed for a ground-breaking portrait, baring it all to show their curvy beauty and put the world on notice that self-confidence, self-love and success comes in all sizes. Learn how these women overcame an industry’s unrealistic expectations to successfully represent today’s real women.
Celebrate yourself with the Lane Bryant coupon that can be found in the November issue of Glamour. You go girls!
Read Glamour's Editor in Chief Cindi Leive's blog and get her thoughts on the body revolution - click here
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lizzieb
beautiful. it reminds me of the dove real women photos.
ReplyMissTea
This Picture is so Beautiful !!!
Replygummi411
This is a truly amazing picture.
Replysimisings
I used to run to LB to get the Figure magazine, so I could plan my wardrobe. Back in the day when the so-called plus size catalogs would come, I wrote letters and called that I would NEVER spend my money there until there were realistic models. A rep called me once and said "we only do this b/c large women dont want to see that. they want to see nice looking models" I was shocked. So now, I am happy and commend you for this ground-breaking collabo. Keep it up! BTW, I have been a 14-24 all my adult life.
Replydmevans8
This photo is absolutely beautiful. It's so inspiring.
Replykarmahamm
It is a good start, but I still would like a even a little bit more realistic. I am guessing there was lots of airbrushing on this photo. Would an appearance of some cellulite or some stretch marks make these girls any less beautiful? Especially when they are calling them "plus sized"... I think it's a good start, but still not there on accepting reality as being as beautiful as magazine models.
ReplyRed
Red The photo is great and thank you rof producing it. It can change expectations and create appreciation for all body types. Welcome to NORMAL
Replylatina71us
Tarynjo, I'm SO agreeing with your comments. Although these women are bigger that many of your average models out there, they still look much skinnier than me and I'm a size 14/16 (more towards the 14 than the 16) I have complained to LB that these models are still not realistic enough considering the clothes they're trying to sell. Nevertheless I admire the effort, but I still believe there is some "skinny" pressure going on with these pictures/.
Replygodmama3
glad they finally put some real women on the cover. im 15 and im a 18/20 and seeing this lift my spirits of being plus sized. i want to be a model but i dont think i am the right type for it...
Replysouthernwhiskers
They look fabulous! I'm a 14/16 and occasionally 18/20 depending on what it is but I love seeing these women bare it all. Just because they aren't a size two doesn't make them unnattractive, they are gorgeous.
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