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James Macari—Sports IllustratedRobyn LawleyModel Robyn Lawley was awake early Thursday morning, eagerly anticipating a career-defining moment: “I’m so excited, I’m dying — I’m dying!”
That’s because Sports Illustrated was announcing Lawley’s appearance in the magazine’s highly anticipated swimsuit edition. And while Lawley’s bikini-clad figure seems like a natural fit, her inclusion is historic. As a U.S. size 12, she’s the curviest model to ever appear in the edition, and she’s doing it while wearing a bikini from her own swimwear line. (Although the bikini in the above photo is by Montce Swim.)
While a U.S. size 12 would typically qualify as plus-size in the fashion industry — even though the average American woman is a size 14 — Lawley doesn’t like to focus on labels.
“I don’t know if I consider myself as a plus-size model or not,” Lawley, who is represented by Wilhelmina Models, says. “I just consider myself a model because I’m trying to help women in general accept their bodies. ”
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Women may be underrepresented throughout the tech sector, but they're building some incredible startups.
The folks over at Product Hunt have created and curated a list of the best startups and products founded by women. VCs, entrepreneurs, and Product Hunt members have all weighed in on their favorites.
From uBeam's innovative wireless charging technology to Hopscotch's program for teaching kids how to code, the products women are making are changing the world.
Why Jessica Alba Just Might Be Hollywood's Smartest Mommy Mogul
Stefanie Keenan/GettyAnd then there’s Jessica Alba.
This is verging on genius: a new film from HelloFlo – which describes itself as a ‘tampon subscription service’ – promoting (I was going to say plugging) its Period Starter Kit.
No agency involved as far as I can see and this would probably never have come out of an agency. The writer/directors were Jamie T. McCelland and Pete Marquis. Thanks to 'More about advertising'