"Celebrating and liberating the natural curves of a woman´s body is Apple Bottoms´ supreme mission." Apple Bottoms was launched in 2003 by Grammy Award winner Rapper Nelly. When it opened its main staple was denim but

Emme, who was a size 12 when she signed with Ford Models in 1989, began working as a full time model. She was fortunate enough to snag a coveted position as a spokes model for Revlon. I remember those ads!

Always for Me carries a sport bra by Enell that they say is endorsed by Pro Beach Volleyball Players and Olympic Biathletes. If anyone knows about bounce they certainly do. This bra is designed for high-impact activities like running, skiing, aerobics, horseback riding, biking and more.

This family run business has been thriving on the Internet for over ten years. Annie´s Costumes is the original entity of the Extreme Halloween Network which is made up of other niche specific sites focusing on Easter, Santas, Makeup, Wigs, Luau etc.

Finding patterns for plus size bodies has been getting easier but I´ve noticed that they have one thing in common -- they are boxy. When Jillian Moreno and Amy R. Singer, from Knitty.com fame, got together to make a knitting book I knew I had to have it

Living XL is located in Canton, Massachusetts and runs an online shop offering an amazing selection of products built for plus size people. On their website you'll find: portable walking stools, portable high capacity chairs, wide girth rocking chairs, seat belt extenders

Making It Big pride themselves in providing natural fiber clothing in their own designs for large and supersize women. The majority of their products are made in the United States while imported items are only ordered from "socially responsible companies".

Scarves. They hold, they decorate, they camouflage, and they provide a conversation piece. I didn't start wearing them until I worked in the fashion industry but since then I love them. They are one of the best ways to change the look of an outfit when you are on a budget.

Basically, I wear a mask attached to tube, attached to a machine that sits on my bedside table and blows a continuous air pressure via a nasal or face mask or some combination through my nose (some people have ones

One of the greatest struggles in having to use a CPAP is the maintenance. For me, it was just one more thing that required cleaning which made it an even greater annoyance.