Exclusive: Meghan Trainor, the New Face of FullBeauty, on Style for Women With Curves

This week, songstress, Meghan Trainor was revealed as the new face of FullBeauty, an online shop dedicated to women above a size 12. And after Glamour's interview with the singer, it seems after all that it's still all about that bass! (Sorry, we had to!) Trainor's partnership with the brand is a pretty plum gig: In addition to appearing in the fall 2015 Own Your Curves advertisements, she landed on the cover of their magazine alongside the headline "The New Millennial Empowerment," and will be judging a Fashion Institute of Technology plus-size design challenge. (Sidebar: Can we take a second to acknowledge how awesome it is that FIT is teaching and encouraging plus-size design? ) If FullBeauty doesn't sound familiar, it's because it was formerly OneStopPlus, which rebranded in January and has since been undergoing a series of progressive changes (e.g., Trainor!). In addition to casting the non-plus-size pop star as its poster girl, note that the word "plus" also disappeared from the company's moniker. Clearly, it's making a serious effort to advance the market, and we salute that. Glamour: What does owning your curves mean to you on a personal level? And what do you hope it communicates to
This week, songstress, Meghan Trainor was revealed as the new face of FullBeauty, an online shop dedicated to women above a size 12. And after Glamour's interview with the singer, it seems after all that it's still all about that bass! (Sorry, we had to!) Trainor's partnership with the brand is a pretty plum gig: In addition to appearing in the fall 2015 Own Your Curves advertisements, she landed on the cover of their magazine alongside the headline The New Millennial Empowerment, and will be judging a Fashion Institute of Technology plus-size design challenge. (Sidebar: Can we take a second to acknowledge how awesome it is that FIT is teaching and encouraging plus-size design? ) If FullBeauty doesn't sound familiar, it's because it was formerly OneStopPlus, which rebranded in January and has since been undergoing a series of progressive changes (e.g., Trainor!). In addition to casting the non-plus-size pop star as its poster girl, note that the word plus also disappeared from the company's moniker. Clearly, it's making a serious effort to advance the market, and we salute that. Glamour: What does owning your curves mean to you on a personal level? And what do you hope it communicates to

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