In honor of it being American Business Women’s Day, we had to put you on to all the boutiques we’ve been loving lately. Black women-owned businesses are not just something to do for today ...

In other words, these women were on screen but not truly seen. Many were denied the depth, dimension, and realness that reflects the multifaceted lives of Black plus-size women in the real world.

stylish and comfortable clothing for women of all shapes and sizes. Located on Robertson Boulevard, this boutique has become ...

Over the past several years, these trendy boutiques have grown in popularity as the shift in consumer spending has went from largely in-store browsing to online shopping. Easy access to social media ...

When you come home, there's a 14-day notice taped on the door to "pay or vacate." If you're a Black woman in the United States, your chance of being evicted is higher than any other demographic.

Nordstrom is now expanding its plus-size selections to include 100 brands and integrating them in with its core size range, rather than segregating it into a separate “Woman’s” department ...

And even certain brands that sell “plus-size” jeans cut corners by working from the same patterns used for their straight sizes, with (often thin) designers not designing for curves ...

But for Black women, in particular ... Latesha Byrd, CEO of boutique DEI and talent development consulting agency Perfeqta, shared in an email that it’s best to approach the conversation ...

Size range: 0 to 24 What sets the ... The Everyday Pants are available in 11 sizes, including five plus sizes, and two colors – emerald and black. Travelers appreciate: Jenny Willden, managing ...

I am one of those women who adds the ‘Fatter IRL’ disclaimer ... I am constantly fetishised for being black and plus-size; I am not noticed for being the multifaceted, intelligent, talented ...

As word of pregnancy-related deaths and near misses reverberates through the social media timelines and minds of many Black women, anticipating the beginning of life too often brings fears of its end.

Going to a spa or having a treatment should be a relaxing, enjoyable experience – but for Stylist’s beauty editor Lucy Partington, it is anything but. She explains why. “Do you want to slip ...