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Join date: Jan 6, 2024

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Kimberly is a plus-size style and fashion expert, writer, and founder of VSG — Very Stylish Girl. A frontline leader in size inclusion long before the industry embraced “plus-size,” she has spent decades shaping how women size 14+ are styled, seen, and served. Her career spans fashion direction, retail buying, merchandising, and celebrity styling—from New York City’s legendary Seventh Avenue to the couture energy of Paris and beyond.


Kimberly’s writing blends practical wardrobe intelligence with cultural insight, celebrating milestone style, confidence, and Greater Later living for women 40+. Her work has appeared in and alongside leading fashion and culture publications, and her voice continues to shift the conversation from “hide it” to “wear it well—and own the room.” She writes for the grown woman: boardroom to boarding gate, with polish, power, and purpose.

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Feb 28, 20264 min
MARCH THE RESET IS NOT RETREAT — IT IS GIRL POWER.
Rest is not retreat. It’s power.when we protect our peace. March does not arrive loudly. It exhales. The light shifts. The air softens.  The calendar turns toward Women’s History Month — a time to honor what has been built, carried, and endured. And I can still hear Sojourner Truth’s question in the room: Ain’t I a woman? Women’s History Month didn’t start as a brand campaign. It started as a correction. In 1978, women in Sonoma County, California created the first Women’s History Week...

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Feb 18, 20265 min
BLACK DIAMOND ENERGY African American,Unmistakable.
And Black is a global umbrella — but African American is a specific American lineage and culture. We’re not “Black people everywhere.” We are African American — a distinct American story shaped by a particular history, a particular culture, and a particular inheritance. That’s not separation. That’s precision. That’s truth. That’s a receipt.

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Feb 8, 20265 min
A Black History Month Love Letter to Our Hearts Go Red, Fully Grown: Love Begins at Home in the Mirror
Because love isn’t only flowers and reservations. Love is what you do when nobody is clapping. Love is choosing yourself on a regular Tuesday. Love is looking in the mirror and deciding: I’m not waiting until it’s “serious” to take my health seriously. And during Black History Month, that decision carries extra weight — in the most powerful way. Because our history is full of women who held everyone together. Women who carried communities, families, church rows, boardrooms, and kitchens....

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