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StyleCrush: Natalie Johnson of Shameless Cr3ature

Natalie Johnson is the California-based plus-size blogger behind the project Shameless Cr3ature and Instagram’s @hentai.hunny. Johnson began blogging in the animesphere when she was younger, but realized that her true love was with plus-size fashion and travel. Inspired by cosplay and her time working at Nordstrom as a stylist, Johnson mixes couture with edgy, ’90s-influenced...

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StyleCrush: Kat Eves of Style Ethic

Production and sustainability of fashion often gets swept under the rug. When we discuss body positivity, we also have to realistically consider our impact on other bodies — the laborers — that produce our clothing. Kat Eves of the brilliant fashion blog Style Ethic does precisely that. Equipped with industry knowledge, experience and razor-sharp wit (as well as...

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5 Things NEVER to Say to Your Fat Friend

In a recent Bustle article, Wear Your Voice contributor Suma Jane Dark writes about the “8 Tough Conversations Your Fat Friends Might not be Having With You.” She addresses well-meaning allies who unintentionally co-opt the fat liberation movement into their lives in ways that erase the experiences of their fat loved ones, rather than echoing and signal-boosting. Those same allies,...

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Big Bodied Babes Thrive at the Golden Confidence Pool Party

This weekend, I had the privilege of being surrounded by ton of incredibly stylish, plus-size, bikini-clad deities at the second annual Golden Confidence Pool Party. Essie Golden co-hosted the event with Sara Rae and Chante B at the Custom Hotel in Los Angeles, California. The event was a total hit and the energy from everyone there was incredibly...

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Embody Awards Recognizes Those Changing the Shape of Fashion

Last week, About-Face hosted the Embody Awards. Our founder, Ravneet Vohra, attended along with many other influencers in the Bay Area body-positive community. Nominees included Thúy Nguyen of THÚY Custom Clothier, Taylor Jay of Taylor Jay Collection, Mary Going of Saint Harridan and Susan Gregg Koger of ModCloth. Marisa Kim, a student at Lowell High School...