So if you haven't heard of Big Boy Vintage (BBV) then I'm about to drop some hot knowledge I think you'll love. BBV is a Los Angeles based clothing and accessories company for big boys. They carry nothing under size large or 38 waist. And they're going to be in San Francisco for a pop-up this week! (click for the Facebook invite for the launch party + location deets) In anticipation of their tres exciting arrival I asked Big Boy Vintage's Rudy Bleu some Qs: Virgie: What is your fav outfit and why? Rudy: I don't know if I have a favorite outfit but more like favorite pieces. I love my Daddy hat (which I got made at Swap Meet), Siouxsie and the Banshees sweater, new BBV sweater, Mickey and Minnie Por Vida sweater, Peach short shorts, Selena Shirt, Raiders Jacket, i could go on forever. Virgie: How would you characterize your look? Rudy: I would say my look is influenced by my Mexican and punk roots and also by all the cholos I grew up around in East LA and an obsession with short shorts and tanks. Virgie: Is fashion political? Rudy: I believe so. Virgie: Who needs to come to this pop up?
Rudy: All the chubby boys and girls in SF and all the fun punk and qpoc peeps. Comments are closed.
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Virgie Tovar
Virgie Tovar, MA is one of the nation's leading experts and lecturers on fat discrimination and body image. She is the founder of Babecamp (a 4 week online course focused on helping people break up with diet culture) and the editor of Hot & Heavy: Fierce Fat Girls on Life, Love and Fashion (Seal Press, 2012). She writes about the intersections of size, identity, sexuality and politics. See more updates on Facebook. Archives
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