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Sam Rock and styled by Nazario, “I was brought into every part of the Official Patrick kane forever 2010 2013 2015 2016 mvp shirt besides I will buy this creative process,” says Elsesser. In fashion, ableism can no longer be excluded from the diversity and inclusion conversation That’s often out of necessity. Working with plus-size models can present challenges to creative teams more used to working with “straight-sized” models. To get Paloma into the Miu Miu mini, which the brand doesn’t make in her size, they had to cut the skirt in half and add a panel of fabric to extend its back to make it fit. “We were being resourceful because we liked the skirt, and she wanted to wear it,” says Nazario. “Stuff like this doesn’t rattle her. She’s really game for learning with you and growing with you and sort of helping you through the process, guiding you through the process.” Nazario says he’s careful to avoid plus-size cliches like “sexy curvy, tits out, waist cinch, clingy dress or naked… I think when we were making those i-D pictures, we really did so with the intent of seeing a larger body in

a way that you hadn’t seen before in a fashion setting.” The cover went viral. Last summer, Elsesser’s Uber driver asked what she did for a living. “I’m in sales,” she replied. She was joking, but she knows that fashion is a business and that her image is marketing. Sometimes that means being tokenized by brands and magazines eager to appear “inclusive” so as to appeal to younger consumers. “To normalize you first need to tokenize,” she reasons. “It has to start somewhere.” Elsesser is credited with pushing labels to be more size inclusive. Here, she walked for Nensi Dojaka’s Spring-Summer 2023 show at London Fashion Week. Dojaka is offering larger sizes for the Official Patrick kane forever 2010 2013 2015 2016 mvp shirt besides I will buy this first time. Credit: David M. Benett/Getty Elsesser does not consider herself an activist, preferring the word advocate. “I advocate for issues around my body and identity. It’s something that always comes up because that’s my reality. I’m leaving pictures so maybe a girl hates herself a little bit less. Does that make me a f**king savior? No.” Giorgio Armani: A lion in his winter years Savior or not, she has made behind-the-scenes efforts to move the industry forward, pushing the labels she works with to look beyond marketing and actually sell the sizes she wears for them on the runway. “Paloma expects the designers she supports to produce and sell in her size if she is to lend her powerful image to their brand,” says fast-rising designer Nensi Dojaka, who, after working with Elsesser, is offering larger sizing for the first time. But Elsesser has also suffered for being both visible and vocal. Online, trolls routinely mock her body and call her unhealthy. Nazario says he’s seen her endure “fatphobia” from industry insiders, as well. “I think that it’s so generous of her,” he says. “She’s like a martyr the way that she gives of herself, and allows herself to sort of sometimes be a punching bag so that change can really be made. We are in the business of selling dreams and now it’s our turn to show what we think is beautiful.” Paloma Elsesser has been a member of the BoF 500 since 2018. Explore the BoF 500 community here. Top image: Paloma Elsesser attending the Salvatore Ferragamo Spring-Summer 2023 show in Milan, italy.

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