Monif C Releases New Spring Collection

January 23rd, 2012 - By MN Editor

You may remember Monif C. from her episode of She’s The Boss. Well, this designer of plus sized fashion hasn’t slowed down since we first profiled her. She just released a lookbook of her spring collection.

You can preview the entire thing at StyleBlazer.com.

What do you think of these looks?

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  • DaDonDiva

    Fashion to Figure has great plus size fashion, REASONABLY PRICED!!! A huge selection and variety of styles.

  • Msmykimoto2u

    I agree with others about the price. Some of her clothes are fabulous but I just cant get with the price

  • http://www.facebook.com/kayla.esbjorn Kayla Ancrum

    People need to stop putting big ladies in spandex and jersey. Don’t they know we’re lumpy? Dang.

  • shailyn_98

    Really cute dresses but I can’t swing 200 and up for clothes thats a bill or half my mortgage. I understand plus size takes a little more fabric but the fashion indusrty is just plain out robbing plus sized women this is not fair new form of racism

  • Imoteda

    I do like some of the Monif C designs. But she’s pretty expensive. Can’t justify spending that much on her clothes. I don’t honestly understand why plus size clothing has to be more expensive than non plus size fashions

    • Liish

      I can understand it being a few dollars more because of the increase in the amount of fabric. But  smaller women can buy clothes at a much cheaper price point that don’t look cheap. The same cannot be said for plus sized fashion. The plus sized market could use a revolution b/c retailers like torrid, ashley stewart, and lane bryant aren’t exactly budget friendly most of the time. Fuller figured women should be able to walk into a department store and have options available that don’t subject them to cheat elastic top maxi dresses or just plain poorly designed clothes that don’t take in account their shape (::cough:: Babyphat.)

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