If you are looking for clothing that is "classic" and "contemporary" but able to fit an "active" family lifestyle then Liz Claiborne may be for you. The company was started in 1976 by a then unknown designer, her husband

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

Barbie Salas owns and operates Living Large Cruises and has been organizing cruises for BBW men and women since 2003. She co-ordinates travel arrangements with Paula Vazquez of Adventure Travel in Cape Coral, Florida. The mission of Living

Although this book was first written almost ten years ago it is still relevant to today´s lush woman. In the introduction Erdman says "Live Large! brings a positive voice into your life and helps that voice to become your own."

What do you get when you put a divorcee (Toni Collette), a suicidal brother (Steve Carell), a drug addict senior (Alan Arkin), a life coach (Greg Kinnear), a teenager with a vow of silence (Paul Dano) and an adorable six year pageant finalist (Abigail Breslin) into a yellow Volkswagen bus?

Former Plus Size Model Deborah Friedman has gone from feeling pretty in front of the camera to making other plus size women feel pretty in their unmentionables. "Our plus size lingerie is designed to celebrate your beautiful curves and accentuate

Hips and Curves was founded and created by Rebecca Jennings in 2000. She believes that soft, curvy women can be sensual, luscious and super sexy. With that in mind their main product is plus size lingerie.

This is a mother-daughter business that started in 2001 to provide a full range of great intimate fashions for plus size women, "exclusively". You will not find any size zero models posing here. Their establishment offers

I first fell in love with Linda William�s female forms during at an outdoor art show in Newburg (Art Among the Ruins), Ontario last summer in which she had six unique and beautiful figures on display including the five you see pictured here. It was

Rita Farro worked with what she affectionately calls "gifted" women (or women any size over 10) for over a decade; first as a fabric store owner, then as a workshop presenter.