60 models. 12 sizes. One photo project to change how we view the
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Designer Mallorie Dunn is onto something with her belief — people have different bodies and sizing isn't catching up.Dunn has found that the majority of clothing sizes stop at an extra-large, yet the majority of women in America are over that. "And that just doesn't make sense," she says.
Everybody is special because they are unique, and so is every body.
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