How This Size-Inclusive Brand Caught the Eye of Stacey Abrams

Just imagine working in an industry that doesn't accept you. That's how former fashion editor and curve model Lauren Chan felt for nearly a decade. "I showed up to work everywhere from the Glamour offices to the set of the Today Show and fashion weeks around the world, and my smaller peers wore designer clothing, while I was relegated to cheap fast-fashion," she says. Recognizing fashion's size inclusivity problem and doing something about it was long overdue. Chan, who identifies as plus-size h...