Retail store mannequins have long been criticized for being too thin, not accurately reflecting the average female body. Now, new mannequins in Sweden are getting buzz online for showcasing more ...

Two female mannequins with more meat on their plastic bones than the standard department-store dummy are causing a social media ruckus – and not just because they’re clad only in lingerie.

The revolutionary collection of 14 full-body mannequins will roll out in Lane Bryant’s Columbus, Ohio flagship store, according to a press release, and reflect the brand’s continued commitment ...

U.S. label Lane Bryant, which caters to plus sizes 14 to 28, is launching a more voluptuous full-body mannequin across its 250 stores after a successful test run in New York.

Lane Bryant introduces mannequins with diverse body types and skin tones at the brand's flagship store in Columbus, Ohio.

Full body mannequins are also artfully used, such as one stationed on a staircase landing, all in white gauze with a lantern next to her.

The mannequins, clad in lingerie, have fuller thighs and more generous stomachs, giving them a more realistic body proportion than traditional mannequins. Most mannequins in the US, for example ...

But with the rise of mass production clothing, by full-length mannequins became popular. The first ones were made of wax and melted in the heat and had details like human hair, nipples and ...

Their real-girl mannequins have natural body features, including stretch marks, vitiligo and freckles, and rep a diverse range of ethnic backgrounds.