Mark Fast’s plus-size controversy

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Mark Fast has sparked huge controversy after using plus-size models in his S/S10 collection at London Fashion Week. The Canadian designer known for his super tight body-con knitwear used three plus-size models from agency 12+ on Friday, as well as the usual stream of waif-life models.

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Headlines This Week 9/25 | oligoville says:

December 6, 2009 at 10:40 pm

[...] Mark Fast has sparked huge controversy after using plus-size models in his S/S10 collection at London Fashion Week. Popgloss.com [...]