The BMI scale states that I'm over weight. I'm 180 pounds 5'5" and wear a size 12. No health issues and I can run an 11 minute mile. I exercise regularly and and eat healthy most of the time. I have a horrible sweet tooth! My boyfriend is skinny and he makes me feel like the most beautiful women on the planet. So I'm pretty healthy all around and look like most of these women pictured. It's nice to see what clothes look like with people who don't have thigh gaps or no boobs. I wear a DD bra. Looking at an A cup model in a blouse does not help me visualize how it would look on me.

Lakota Summer size 10-16 the majority of the real women ...in your dreams.

I really think the majority of these girls are curvy. I saw maybe three who could use to lose some weight.

@Lakota Summer you just slammed the so called female stick figures

I'm sorry but why does the post say "it's all about the bass this summer"? Why can't they say something that makes other people feel less singled out? I believe everyone is beautiful but the way it is worded just doesn't sound right. @neecey Beresford

I agree with you Apple! It's nice to see a change for once because although I'm not skinny nor fat, I constantly feel bad about myself when all I see in the media is skinny people being portrayed as perfect. Just because someone is skinny does NOT mean they are healthy and just because a girl is thicker does NOT mean that she is unhealthy. Ya'll can try to blame us for skinny shaming but we are constantly being fat shamed and it's not fair.

Some of these are plus Or curvy, most are just fat. Everyone now is just proud of it. The shoes on this collection are awful, I see toes poking out, extra wide shoes with huge gaps, but the quality themselves look cheap. I don't know why we are accepting changes to normal models. Don't allow eating disorders or something but why go 180 degrees? These clothes would look totally different in a regular magazine. Curves, breasts, hips, fine. Fat, obese = NOT OK! clearly these reactions prove that.

Lol, being fat isn't cute and neither is body shaming. Even if this post was all about thin girls, I would say the same thing. Fat or skinny, it's not okay to say it's all about a certain type of weight this summer. It's about being you, the healthiest version of you, whether that means you are eating healthy and 900 pounds or eating healthy and 90. Women are all beautiful, but this post is in fact shaming skinny people.

Well, I think the women are lovely- no matter their weight. You know, none of us are perfect inside or out. We are all a work in progress in one way or another. Right?

I love my curves