Robyn Lawley

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Australian plus size model Robyn Lawley is the latest to speak out against unrealistic body image in the fashion industry. Specifically, she's on a crusade against the "thigh gap."

Robyn Lawley is a gorgeous model who has posed for the likes of Ralph Lauren and covered Vogue Italia--and, like the average American woman, she's also a size 12, placing her squarely in the "plus-sized" category. Which also means, like the average American woman, finding a swimsuit that fit her properly was a real pain in the ass--so she's taking matters into her own hands.

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