Forgot to post these from her launch day. Someone makes the very good point that it doesn't make sense that their tagline is 'no categorisation', when they only offer three sizes that are actually plus-size. If you're gonna try capitalise on the body positivity/size inclusivity movement you can't state you're inclusive when it's clear your brand isn't currently catering to larger sizes. I mean, if bloody ASOS offers a better size range than you, AND the bikinis you're claiming are suitable for plus-sized women visibly don't even fit them, how can you claim to be inclusive?!
Just soooooo over every other influencer jumping on the sustainability/body positivity train when ultimately it's all talk and no substance. Also, her replies to this person are amazingly rude. Agree with above that I don't see this brand doing so well.