ELLE Magazineのインスタグラム(elleusa) - 4月28日 23時02分

Trinidad Carnival culture sets trends throughout the Caribbean, but some say a focus on skimpy costumes erases plus-size bodies. @TenilleClarke1 wrote about the growing call for intentional inclusivity:

With the rise in popularity of the dare-to-bare, “bikini and beads” mas, featuring scantily clad, colorful looks that are a departure from more traditional costumes, many masqueraders see the post-pandemic return of Carnival as an opportunity to revolt against the orthodoxy that only slender, fit women can wear these costumes, or even play “mas,” which is short for masquerade and is the act of dressing up, dancing in the streets to music, and crossing the stage to be judged as a group in your costume.

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