
"It was great to be on set with such positive women who love their bodies, and that was what really made the campaign," she tells Yahoo Shine. "Swimwear is hard for a lot of women, but I hope that this campaign helps them realize they don't have to lose weight to go to the beach or feel good or comfortable participating in life."
Gregg's blog, which she launched in 2008, started out as a way for her to share shopping tips with other plus-sized women. But now that more and more brands are offering stylish plus-size clothing, Fresh has expanded her blog to be more generally about personal style. Her style icons include Solange Knowles, Kelly Osbourne, and Beth Ditto, frontwoman for band The Gossip and Karl Lagerfeld muse.
But encouraging body positivity is about more than simply featuring plus-size models in ad campaigns. Gregg points out that the Sexy At Every Curve campaign shows a diverse group of body sizes and shapes. "Three perfect models who happen to be size 10 doesn't make a great campaign," she says. "We had a range."
For Swimsuits For All, which uses the slogan "our favorite curve is your smile," the best brand ambassador is a happy customer. They ask women to submit photos of themselves in their favorite Swimsuits For All bathing suits, which it features on the company blog or Instagram account. Women from around the country have been sending in pics of themselves styling their swimwear, accessorizing with cute sunglasses, headscarves, jewelry, and other fun accessories. And that's one of the messages behind the Sexy At Every Curve campaign - anybody can wear a swimsuit, but it takes someone unique to have style.
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