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Body positivity is not enough: The Curve Cult founder Rani Dhaschainey champions fat acceptance in Singapore

Rani Dhaschainey Sandra started The Curve Cult in 2015 to ride on the global body positivity movement and help plus-sized women feel good about how they look. Nine years on, the Singaporean entrepreneur is now focused on fighting fatphobia here.

Style beyond size: Plus- and mid-size fashion labels to check out in Singapore

For the longest time, navigating clothing options in Singapore has been a challenge, especially for those outside the petite body frame. But with the rise of mid and plus-size clothing brands, us curvy girls can finally embrace our curves in style. So without further ado, let’s dive into these local brands that celebrate mid and plus-size bodies just the way.

Huge in Asia, too small for West - plus-size models are stuck in the middle, Lifestyle News

Huge in Asia, too small for West - plus-size models are stuck in the middle, Lifestyle News
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10 of the best places to shop for plus-size fashion

10 of the best places to shop for plus-size fashion
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Body positivity: Looking beyond weight

May 02, 2021 Instagram/thecurvecult In 2019, HBO television show host Bill Maher made this statement: “In August, 53 Americans died from mass shootings. Terrible, right? Do you know how many died from obesity? 40,000. Fat shaming doesn’t need to end, it needs to make a comeback.” The context and his point? If people could be shamed out of smoking, perhaps fat shaming would make people rethink their lifestyle habits. Controversial and obviously aimed to get a reaction from the audience, the irony of Maher’s comment was that fat shaming didn’t need a comeback it simply never left. Indeed, being overweight comes with its fair share of issues and health risks like hypertension, heart attack, stroke and diabetes, but research shows that where you carry the weight matters too (Google: skinny fat), and obesity has also been linked to genetics.

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