People Noticed Rihanna's New Lingerie Designs Differ For Plus-Sized Women And Someone Posted A Side-By-Side Comparison
Back in 2017, Rihanna surprised people everywhere by launching a make-up line that was praised for featuring a wide range of shades for every skin color. This year, the singer launched a new Savage X Fenty Valentine's Day lingerie collection that featured a wide range of sizes, ranging from 32A to 42DD for bras and XS to 3X for panties and bralettes. However, while people seemed to love the design, they noticed something wasn't right when it came to plus-size women.
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Back in 2017, Rihanna surprised people everywhere by launching a make-up line that was praised for featuring a wide range of shades for every skin color. This year, the singer launched a new Savage X Fenty Valentine's Day lingerie collection that featured a wide range of sizes, ranging from 32A to 42DD for bras and XS to 3X for panties and bralettes. However, while people seemed to love the design, they noticed something wasn't right when it came to plus-sized women.
One fashion blogger, Alysse Dalessandro, noticed the designs greatly differed for plus-sized models when compared to thin ones. She compared the "Hearts Unlined Bra" and "Hearts Half Cup Bralette" designs and started a heated discussion on Twitter.
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"A lot of people have pointed out they think that the straight size bra would not work for plus-size women. I think that's not recognizing all of the ways that personal style and body type vary by person," said the blogger. "Not everyone cares about support. That's a personal choice."
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Rihanna recently launched a new Savage X Fenty Valentine's Day lingerie collection that featured a wide range of sizes
One fashion blogger, Alysse Dalessandro, noticed something wasn't right when it came to the plus-size models
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Others found even more flaws comparing the looks
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However, some people tried to stand up for Rihanna and explain why it's not such a big deal
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Alysse explained her opinion in more detail
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"A lot of people have pointed out they think that the straight size bra would not work for plus-size women. I think that's not recognizing all of the ways that personal style and body type vary by person," said the blogger. "Not everyone cares about support. That's a personal choice."
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