Plus-size women have often found it hard to express themselves because of the limited fashion options they�ve had. The great struggle to find fashion pieces that would fit their size and the tremendous variety of options that skinny women had, eventually drove their concerns across social media platforms. �The very art of self-expression is so integrated with fashion that the two cannot exist without each other.� With skinny models getting to feature in Vogue�s prime magazines and getting to all the good stuff, plus-size women were always cast apart. Racial disparities that sidelined Latinos and black women from featuring in Vogue�s frontline magazines also gave the headway for more brands and companies to come up with plus-size clothing and apparel. Today the market for plus-size clothing is booming forward with more than $21 billion added in sales. And the future looks promising with more and more brands investing in plus-size clothing.