How often do you go shopping and see a cute little dress that would be perfect for your Friday hang with your friends only to find out that surprise! It’s only stocked in sizes 8-12. With the average dress size now thought to be between 16 to 18, why is it that most retailers class anyone a size 14 or larger as “plus” size?

Whether its Khloe Kardashian inventing new jean sizes with Good American, or Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty making all women feel sexy in size-inclusive lingerie, we’re saying YASS! to these 5 brands available here in Australia that are living in the year 3018 by including babes of all shapes and sizes.

1. ASOS x Collusion

As a curvy girl myself, ASOS is the OG when it comes to inclusive sizing, purely for their huge collection and with COLLUSION launching exclusively through ASOS, one of its core principles as being size inclusive to “make clothes that celebrate the people who wear them” and I am LIVING for this brand. As a brand designed by students, not only are they size inclusive but gender inclusive too; whilst browsing their clothes and you’ll be shown both male & female typical clothing all together. And it won’t break the bank either!

Shop ASOS with your UNiDAYS discount

2. Showpo

The Showpo team have absolutely hit the nail on the head when it comes to celebrating women of all sizes. All you have to do is visit their homepage to see that curvy gals are being celebrated at every turn. To promote their inclusive size range, Showpo launched a competition for women ranging in sizes between 4 and 20 join their “Girl Gang” and nothing is more #womenempoweringwomen than Showpo.

Shop Showpo with your UNiDAYS discount

3. Glam Corner

No longer will you have an excuse to say no to an event because you have nothing to wear. Glam Corner embraces the fact that every woman is unique by offering designer dresses that you can rent for a fraction of the retail price with sizes from 6 to 22. Not only do these guys realise that all of us want to look fancy as fk, but we also want to save the planet by not contributing to the huge amount of fashion waste out there.

Shop Glam Corner with your UNiDAYS discount

4. Missguided

With their #makeyourmark and #keeponbeingyou campaigns running earlier this year, Missguided are paving the way for inclusivity, and encouraging women to not give a FK about society’s norms. Their weekly insta round up #babesofmissguided empowers anyone and everyone who is rocking their threads and gives their audience a chance to be celebrated on their page!

Shop Missguided with your UNiDAYS discount

5. Boohoo

Although most online stores will have a “curvy range”, we love that Boohoo have clothes that fit sizes 6 all the way up to 24 without having to leave the main section. Another great thing about Boohoo is that they now also cater to “Big & Tall” men. The lack of these options at online retailers for men is probably why ya man’s has been wearing the same tatty shirt from 2010 👀.

Shop Boohoo with your UNiDAYS discount

With some high fashion models breaking the mould (S/O to my girls Ashley Graham & Winnie Harlow 👋) I for one am so glad that more and more brands are cottoning on to the fact that people no longer come in bog-standard sizes, shapes or colours but that each and every one of us is unique in our own way - big butts, jiggly boobs, scars and all!

Hero image credit: Showpo

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Thanks for writing for us Sarah!

When she’s not dreaming of her next holiday destination or laughing at dad-jokes, Sarah can be found trying out the latest beauty products or keeping up with her (not so guilty) Kardashians obsession. Follow her travels on Insta @s_norbs.

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