“I didn't want them to be quite this small,†Queen Latifah said. Small? She went from a F to a DD, supposedly to reduce shoulder and pack pain. She opted for breast reduction surgery after losing weight didn't do the trick, but now only a few years later, she's missing those womanly curves.
Taking odds on how quickly she will have implants.
Implications - Society has become increasinly size conscious of different aesthetics, resulting in a surge of a 'big is beautiful' mindset, especially when it comes to women's sexuality. The fashion and cosmetics industry as a whole should be conscious of this push towards embracing curves in design. More full-figured designs and images should be focused on in packaging and advertising campaigns.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Body Positivity Movement
- Businesses in fashion and cosmetics should focus on being body-positive by embracing more full-figured designs and imagery in packaging and advertisements.
- Breast Implant Surgeries
- There may be an opportunity for businesses in the plastic surgery industry to capitalize on those who opt for breast implant surgeries to attain or regain their preferred body aesthetically.
- Fashion for Curvy Women
- There is an opportunity for fashion designers to create more inclusive, stylish clothing options for curvy women to appeal to the growing market of consumers seeking fuller-figured designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry has an opportunity to create more inclusive designs for curvier women to appeal to a wider market of consumers seeking full-figured clothing options.
- Cosmetics Industry
- The cosmetics industry can create advertising campaigns and imagery that promotes a body-positive message to a growing market of consumers that embraces fuller-figured designs.
- Plastic Surgery Industry
- The rise in demand for breast implants may provide an opportunity for the plastic surgery industry to capitalize on those seeking a preferred body aesthetic.
