Welcome to another edition of curvaceous fashionista plus influencer spotlighta series celebrating style influencers who are using their voices, creativity, and platforms to change culture. Each week, like Today’s Spotlight, we highlight bold and talented creators who are redefining what plus-size fashion influence looks like. One story, one statement, and one stunning look at a time. Fashion MaBE.
Last week we featured: Ebony MartinThe opera singer-turned-style icon’s journey proves that fashion is as powerful as it is personal. This week we are heading to Washington DCto meet the woman who blends faith, fashion, and introspection into one unstoppable brand of influence: jamie ruckerwell known online Fashion MaBE.
Why this series matters
Let’s talk about a force that cannot be ignored. Plus-size influencers are more than just part of the fashion conversation; driving that. Research shows that creators in this space consistently drive higher engagement than traditional fashion influencers, with audiences engaging, sharing, and celebrating more than ever.
According to influencer heromany of the top plus-size creators in the US see their engagement rates as: top 2%proving that authenticity, relevance, and representation always win. And insights from sociable cat reveal it nano and micro influencerswhich includes many plus size style voices. outperform and average out the rest 2.71% and 1.81% engagement each.
in short? This community doesn’t just influence style, it shapes culture.
And that’s exactly where FashionMaBE stands out. Her work moves beyond clothing to intention, infusing personal growth, spirituality, and confidence into every conversation. She’s proof that when you fully express yourself, it makes a difference.
Fashion MaBE’s Journey: From Mannequin to Meaning
FashionMaBE’s story started with a simple goal: to show up in the world with more confidence. But what started as a desire to see “all together” quickly became something deeper.
“My journey started with a desire to appear in the world as a more confident and fashionable woman,” she says. “But I soon realized that the real work was on the inside. Fashion was just bait. I had to learn who I was. So instead of showing up as a mannequin, dressed on the outside but empty on the inside.”
This realization led to him creating a space for her to get married. fashion and faith, style and contentAnd finally, confidence and community.
Previously, through her podcast, adjust the crown and now Fashion MaBEshe has built a space where women can explore “behind the seams” conversations about wellness, femininity, and the stories we wear every day.
“I realized that other women were looking for something different, too,” she explains, “not just about trends and trends, but deeper conversations that blended fashion and wellness.”
Style: Classic, edgy, and unapologetically you
If I had to define FashionMaBE’s aesthetic in one word, it would be: classic edgy chica balance between timeless structure and modern boldness.
“My style is most influenced by who I am,” she says. “But if you had to name your muse, it would definitely be Tracee Ellis Ross. Her energy, her creativity, her playfulness with fashion, everything about her is authentic.”
Her go-to look? Blazers, wide-leg pants, crop tops…separately or together. “They make me feel powerful, put together and completely myself.”
When it comes to plus size style tips, FashionMaBE knows how to flatter your silhouette. “If you’re an apple-shaped girly like me, a blazer or third layer is perfect for balance. And let’s move your waist!”
Curious about her style? “Looks just like everyone else. Make it your own. Add to it.” you For any outfit. ”
Mission: Fashion is bait
Most influencers use their platforms to highlight outfits, but FashionMaBE uses her platform to highlight outfits identity.
“My platform has always amplified and told the stories of plus bodies,” she says. “It’s in my guest choices, my discussions, and how I frame fashion as more than fabric; it’s our statement when we show up in the world.”
And her goal isn’t just to influence shopping habits, but to inspire self-esteem. “I don’t just want to influence women to buy clothes. I want to influence women to want clothes.” Wealthy A lifestyle, a life of intentional happiness. ”
Her latest project, an e-book “Dress with Confidence: A Style Guide with Conviction,” is a free resource designed to help women discover their style from a place of faith and self-discovery. She is also about to finish her third season Fashion MaBE She describes the podcast as “high-impact, fashionable conversation.”
What’s next? she live recording For the next season. “Shh,” she teases. “But it’s coming soon!”
influence, redefining
For FashionMaBE, influence isn’t about being trendy, it’s about being. Transformative.
“Influence has influence,” she explains. “It’s not about promoting consumerism. It’s about encouraging women to live with purpose, to see themselves as whole, worthy, and already crowned.”
That’s the core of her message. Fashion is bait.
“Come see the look,” she says, “but leave with the feeling of being seen, heard, and worthy by creation, not by circumstance. Our crown has already been bought and paid for. All we have to do is put it on. Wear the crown and hold your head high.”
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Source: The Curvy Fashionista – thecurvyfashionista.com
