The cultural conversation about body positivity is changing thanks to unapologetic figures such as Lizzo and La'Shaunae Steward flying the flag for diverse plus-size bodies. But as we recently saw with reactions to Adele’s weight loss, we still have a long way to go until we can truly celebrate bodies of all sizes.

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In today's world, there is a growing movement towards embracing beauty diversity. It's a concept that recognizes that beauty comes in all shapes, sizes, colors, and forms. It's about celebrating the unique qualities and characteristics that make each person beautiful and valuable. Beauty diversity is not just about accepting differences, but about promoting inclusivity and empowering people to feel confident in their own skin....................

Size-inclusive brands that cater to all body types are out there—they can just be a bit hard to find. As such, we compiled a list of the best size-inclusive fashion brands for women that take a 6x clothing size, or larger. We also asked two of the top size-inclusive fashion experts to weigh in on the state of things.

Many designers — especially at NYFW — continue to use one token plus woman in their shows, and on top of that, one type of plus woman.