Nearly half of the designers who showcased their collection at the recently concluded New York Fashion Week don't have sizes that could fit the average American woman, a survey by InStyle magazine has found. Making matters worse, only five of all designers on the official calendars create clothes in up to size 22. Only 48% of theNYFW designers offer size 14 and above, even though research suggests that the average American woman wears a size 14.
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