Blog Post #35: Plus-Size Fashion ( Finale of Photography Inspiration.)

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 Hey there!

Welcome to the finale of photography inspiration & today I'll be analyzing & displaying plus-size fashion! 





Here are the inspirations:


Outfit: Streetwear.


  • Setting : Outdoors driveway.
  • Tilt pose with hand in pocket.
  • Monochromatic green look.
  • Hunting hoodie with olive green cargo pants.
  • Beige tote bag.
  • No jewelry.


Outfit: Outerwear.

 


  • Setting: Outdoors, sidewalk.
  • Classic crossover leg with slight lean on wall.
  • Leather outfit with hints of white.
  • Brown transparent sunglasses.
  • Telfar handbag.
  • Minimal jewelry.

Outfit: Monochromatic, business casual.


  • Setting: Outdoors.
  • Strut towards camera for natural, off guard effect.
  • Leather monochromatic look with accents of burgundy red.
  • Trench coat paired with trousers.
  • Burgundy shoulder purse.
  • No jewelry.


Outfit: Y2K.




  • Setting: Outdoor, white brick wall.
  • Tilt over pose.
  • Colorblock pants with brown tank top.
  • Animal print fur tote bag.
  • White sunglasses.
  • Minimal jewelry.


Outfit: Prep.


  • Setting: Outdoor.
  • Preppy style.
  • Kick up leg pose for an airy, calm effect.
  • White button up with flair skirt & green pull over to accent off outfit.
  • Minimal jewelry.



I wanted to make sure that black women of all sizes are represented throughout my magazine because fashion is what you make it. As you can see, there's outerwear, prep, streetwear, monochrome & business casual outfits being displayed. My magazine is inclusive & it shows that women of all shapes & sizes can still have style!

Thank you for tuning into the series & I'll see you soon!



*Special thanks to Pinterest!*

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