#Plus Size Model

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posing figurines by DoeHome

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Peek A Boo🫣

…took some new pics, i hope you like em’

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Harvey Guillén in Jonathan Marc Stein, 📸 by Maarten De Boer at the 2025 Elton John AIDS Foundation Oscars viewing party.

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[ID: An outfit meme showcasing fashion from dozens of different fat models. There are four numbered columns on each image, and alphabetized rows. There are both masc and fem outfits, typically alternating between the two on each row, and the last row of models are all hijabis. Each row is loosely grouped by color. End ID.]

HERE IT IS!!! Outfit meme for artists specifically focusing on fat fashion!!! I’m so happy with this :DD

Please feel free to reblog and use this meme/challenge to your heart’s content! 🥰🥰🥰💙💙 if you repost, I ask that you do so with credit, so that all the models can get credit as well!

Sources cited under the cut, and I actually would really recommend having a look through these - I had such a wonderful time tracking down all these models/folks and so many of them have really gorgeous portfolios of their fashion work :)))

A1 A2 A3 A4 B1 B2 B3 B4

C1 C2*only place I was able to find this photo C3 C4 D1 D2 D3 D4

E1 E2 E3 E4 F1 F2 F3 F4

G1 G2 G3 G4 H1 H2 H3 H4

I1 I2 I3 I4* pinterest is Actually the genuine source for this one! J1 J2 J3 J4

K1 K2* also insta and tumblr user @jamesrsanders K3 K4 L1 L2 L3 L4

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Ass sittin up like a horse’s

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Harvey stunned at Christian Siriano's Fall/Winter 2025 show for New York Fashion Week, going shirtless under a full velvet backless suit paired with his signature bow.

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photographer: Hiroshi Manaka // model: Naomi Watanabe

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@oliviasworld95

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Harvey modeling his look for the Elton John AIDS Foundation party for the 2025 Oscars.

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Mayternity - Precious Cargo

“That’s one huge belly you have! How many are in there?!”

“You’d be shocked to know I’m only 7 months with 5.” 😅

I really need some love today 😔

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photographer: Hiroshi Manaka // model: Naomi Watanabe

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getting thicker and THICKER😌

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I Traded My 5-Year Plan for a Coffee and Found My Mentors: An Astronaut, a CEO, and a Barista

My life used to be a fortress built of rigid societal expectations. Every goal was a brick, every KPI a layer of mortar. I was the architect, the builder, and the nervous sentry, agonizing over every milestone on a strategic roadmap designed by societal expectation, not by me. Trying to de-risk a future I couldn't predict and calculating the opportunity cost of every connection I missed. My strategy was control. And it was exhausting.

The great pivot of my life, as it turned out, wasn’t a dramatic, earth-shattering event. It was a quiet decision, a slow exhale. It was the choice to trade the illusion of control for the power of curiosity. To stop trying to architect the future and start paying attention to the person right in front of me. To put down the map and simply start walking, following my strengths, my interests, and the simple, profound magic of saying "yes" to a conversation.

And what a journey that "yes" has unlocked.

My strategic plan is no longer a rigid diagram; it is instead a living mosaic of shared stories. It’s the lesson in resilience I learned from a startup founder over espresso in Austin. It’s the perspective on global systems I gained from a Fortune 500 executive in London. It’s the raw creativity I saw in an artist in a quiet Mexican studio, the disciplined passion of a film director, a boundless, intellectual view of humanity from an astronaut who has seen our world from above.

I’ve shared laughter with venture capitalists who bet on people, not just pitch decks. I’ve listened to celebrities who navigate the chasm between their public persona and private self. I’ve learned about community from the cafe owner who knows every regular’s name and story. In every case, I quickly learned their famous titles were the least interesting thing about them. Each conversation, whether in a stark boardroom, a heaving conference in the EU, or a quiet corner in the UK, became a masterclass in our shared humanity, in life.

These incredible people, from every walk of life, are the living proof of a new thesis: The most effective strategy is not a rigid plan, but a prepared & flexible mind.

They didn’t all have a perfect blueprint. What they had was a commitment to their passion, a relentless work ethic, and an intelligent awareness of the world around them. They knew their strengths and played to them. They were masters of their craft who understood that real progress happens in the messy, beautiful, unpredictable space of human connection. They taught me that if you work hard, trust your intuition, and stay open, things will not only work out, but become more fascinating and meaningful than you could have ever planned.

This philosophy changed my life. The energy I once spent on control, I now invest in curiosity. That curiosity led me to travel the world, not with an itinerary, but with an open heart. The freedom from a rigid path ironically sharpened my professional focus, allowing me to become a true expert in business strategy because I was finally seeing the world as it is, not as a spreadsheet predicted it should be. This newfound clarity gave me the courage to pick up a camera and become an avid photographer, a researcher, an artist, a writer, a theorist of my own life - and I have never been happier.

Keep in mind, this isn’t about passivity. It is a strategic pivot. It is building a personal toolkit so diverse—in international business, creativity, technology, and sustainability—that you can step into any room, understand the conversation, and listen with appreciation. It is realizing that the most powerful opportunities aren’t lines on a Gantt chart; they are sparks of life.

So, how do you trade a map for a mosaic that has only just begun to form? It begins by collecting skills, not just milestones, with the understanding that true security isn’t a title but a versatile, curious mind. This mindset encourages you to say ‘yes’ to the coffee meeting, to stop networking with a rigid agenda and start connecting with genuine curiosity, because the most valuable encounters are often the ones with no clear objective. In these conversations, you learn to listen for the lesson, recognizing that every person you meet is a world-class expert in their own life whose story holds insights for your own. Ultimately, this path requires you to trust your inner compass. To love and appreciate every individual, no matter their walk of life. The things that genuinely excite you—your true interests and strengths—are the most powerful navigation tools you own, and the key is to follow them relentlessly.

I no longer stand guard on the walls of a fortress. I’m out in the open field, and the path forward is illuminated by the light of a thousand fascinating conversations. The future is still unknown, but for the first time, it feels less like a source of anxiety and more like an invitation to an incredible adventure. And I’m excited for it.

And so my dear reader, if you were to gather anything from this blog, let it be this: it is time to get out there and live a little.

Source: I Traded My 5-Year Plan for a Coffee and Found My Mentors: An Astronaut, a CEO, and a Barista

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Harvey Guillén x GLAAD 40th Anniversary Celebration, wearing Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama.

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Spooky Babe *Preg*

“I think I’m pregnant with ghosts… They feel so real!”

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photographer: meghan.marshall // models: blk.loser (they/them), jordallenhall (they/he), & rubychickens