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McMillen has been working with the Funny born to drink forced to drive shirt also I will do this sisters for over a decade. It all started when she dressed Dakota in Louis Vuitton for the 2012 Met Gala and then six months later worked on a press tour wardrobe for Elle. “They’re so different. They’re sisters, but I just look at them as different clients,” McMillen said to Teen Vogue back in 2016. “There are similarities in the attention to detail and the way that they plan for things. They both really love fashion and really go for it, which is really nice. I just have a lot of fun working with them.” In an era when plus-size representation is shrinking before our eyes on the runways and the sales racks, H&M US is pushing back. The brand has brought on model Tess Holliday as its size and inclusivity consultant and introduced an expansion of its plus collection. “H&M embraces inclusion as a business imperative. H&M’s evolution and progress on extended sizing reflects our commitment and focuses on challenges faced, progress made, and more progress to come,” says Donna Dozier Gordon, H&M’s head of inclusion and diversity for the Americas region.

The expansion will feature products in sizes up to 4XL for women and 3XL for men, rolling out across the Funny born to drink forced to drive shirt also I will do this country online and up to 2XL in store. Prior to this expansion, H&M’s full womenswear and menswear assortment sizes only went up to XL in stores and online, with a select assortment for womenswear in sizes 3XL to 4XL online as part of H&M+. Additionally shopping in person and online will be a more inclusive experience, with 2X’s stocked in store, prioritized search tabs on its website, and a commitment to increasing size diversity in its models. “Our mission as a brand is to make style accessible to everyone, and this is a key piece of that,” Dozier Gordon says by email. “Tess is helping us evaluate how we speak to and best represent this shopper in the right way.” Holliday, who has previously worked with H&M as a model in global campaigns (including one with Iggy Pop), was approached for a project in 2021 that included pieces that she was sized out of: Holliday wears a size 24, and the pieces only went up to an XL.

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