THE WHAT? Model and digital creator Patrick Starr has teamed up with plus size fashion and accessories brand Fashion to Figure to create a new ready-to-wear collection, named Life’s a Party.
THE DETAILS The collection is said to ‘celebrate dressing up, going all out and feeling fabulous in the clothes one is wearing,’ according to a press release.
Featuring 10 bespoke pieces, Starr is said to have worked closely with the Fashion to Figure team on the collection, which is comprised of dresses, jumpsuits and separates.
THE WHY? The collection marks Starr’s entry into the fashion world, and also the first Fashion to Figure capsule designed by a male influencer. It’s also aiming to represent diversity across all genders, races and body shapes.
Talking about the collection, Starr said, “This collaboration is a passion project for me as I work to open up doors and encourage inclusivity for all body shapes and sizes, skin types, ethnicities, gender and sexual orientations to be accepted and represented equally. This collection celebrates feeling fabulous, confident, and highlighting our differences rather than blending in. I can’t wait for others like me to feel like there is a place for them in fashion.”
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