Three-Day Conference Combines Exclusive Networking Opportunities and Workshops Culminating With an Exciting Fall Fashion Show Featuring the Latest Trends in Plus-Size Apparel and Intimates

Lane Bryant, the nation's leading plus-size women's specialty apparel retailer, will be a top corporate sponsor for the Third Annual Full Figured Fashion Week.(FFFWeek). FFFWeek is a fabulous four-day fashion event bringing together consumers, retailers, designers and media to shine a spotlight on plus-size fashion. The event will take place in New York City June 16th-18th at the Affinia Hotel and culminate with a fashion show finale Saturday evening at The Marriott Marquis.

"We are excited to be a part of Full Figured Fashion Week again this year. It's an important and exciting opportunity to highlight the nation's top curvy designers and retailers, and celebrate fashion's ability to empower us," said Jay Dunn, Vice President of Marketing for Lane Bryant. "Full Figured Fashion Week not only showcases the latest trends and unique style innovations for the full figured fashion industry, but supports the idea of creating a healthy body image for women of every size through their love of fashion."

Full Figured Fashion Week, produced by DeVoe Signature Events (DSE), an events management company, began in 2009 and drew an estimated one thousand attendees. By the second year, attendance had more than doubled. FFFWeek is the first event of its kind for the curvy fashion-forward community. It provides a place for plus-size models, consumers, bloggers and media to celebrate full figured fashion with a series of conferences, workshops, shopping trips, meet-and-greets and fashion shows. The goal is to introduce plus-size fashion collections to a wider audience, showcase top plus-models on the runway and allow the media, fashion industry buyers and consumers to have access to collections they may not be aware of.

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