Plus Size Designers – Kim Camarella-Khanbeigi

Continuing on with another week of plus size clothing designers! This week I’ll start off with another longtime personal favorite — Kim Camarella-Khanbeigi has been dressing women size 0x to 5x since 1996. Her boutique styles are sophisticated and trendy but accessible to the everyday woman. In other words, it will still be fashionable next year. The main focus is the well dressed professional but they have added a great plus size denim line. Kim’s designs can be found at the official Kiyonna website and in specialty boutiques. Recently Kiyonna has transformed their price points to become more accessible during the current economic state.
Here are a few of my current favorites (the pieces shown here range in price from $58 to $88):

Plus Size Career and Casual by Kiyonna

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Topic Links
* Visit Kiyonna for plus size designs by Kim Camarella-Khanbeigi
* Other plus size clothing designers

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