Venus Diva

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| Posts: 1698 | Location: Vancouver, WA | Registered: 21 July 2004 |    |
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My biggest problem with Grace was two-fold.
1. it wanted to be something that the industry could not maintain. It wanted to be Vanity Fair or Glamour. And the plus size world does not have the fashion week/celebrity designers/couture/hollywood that one needs to make a magazine like that. Plus size women celebrities are far and few between and just as you start celebrating them, they get smaller Smiler so it's got to be about every day women. Everyday women who might be extraordinary in lots of ways but they're not famous. Fame is not the only way to validity or beauty.
2. the clothing in much of Grace only went up to a size 16 or 18. They'd create an amazing shoot but then you'd look in the back of the magazine and listing after listing explained how that item went up to a XL or a 16. That got really old really fast. Not to mention the diminishing models moving from size 20 towards a 16 or 14.
To tell you the truth the best magazine I've seen out there is Figure, and yes it's a magalog, but it's offering something we can put our hands on in more than one way.
How about a plus size LUCKY magazine? I'd definitely buy that!
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