Although she smiles in the photo, she said she remembers having a hard time finding an outfit for the look because “no one had samples that fit me after I gave birth.”
“I put together a @lavinoffical shirt and dress from @netaporter to make this beautiful outfit,” she wrote in the Instagram story, adding that “so many clothes from stores don’t fit either.”
“It does not send a wonderful message to women if their bodies do not fit in with the brands. It is alienating and confusing. I wish I felt as confident then as I do now, a year later when I look back. For me.” gave a baby. And he made all that baby’s food supply. What a wonderful miracle. But instead of feeling proud, I felt insecure. Simply because I did not fit into clothes. How stupid it is afterwards. “
Lively, whose husband is actor Ryan Reynolds, praised entrepreneur Katie Sturino, the founder of MegaBabe, who uses her platform to appeal to designers to have more inclusive size.
“@katiesturino and others are challenging brands to do better, helping women not to feel alone,” Lively wrote. “And she’s making sensible progress.”
“It’s never a boycott of this brand, but this brand does not support women with real curves,” she said. ‘I think it’s much better to call in a designer or a brand and educate them about the fact that’ hey, you’re a part of the population, the majority of the population and you have to perhaps think of offering larger sizes. ”