Curves, Class and Mimosas is an annual workshop for plus size women to connect and learn valuable lessons from influencers in the plus community. We offer un-cut, factual and relatable advice that will help plus size women better navigate their personal and professional lives to include relationship building skills, career coaching, and styling tips. CCM includes interactive presentations by well-established speakers including plus size models, fashion designers, bloggers, and life coaches.

This year our event will include a panel of representatives from some of the most widely attended fashion events in Toronto such as Toronto Fashion Week, Toronto Plus Size Fashion Show and African Fashion Week. This will lead to the model workshop which is being hosted by international plus-size supermodel and actress Shakira Harper and well-known digital influencer and plus model Khadijah Anglin.

Shakira Harper is an international plus-size model and actress who is currently signed to Elite Models Canada. She is an unforgettable face on your favourite talk shows such as Cityline and The Social. She also works with The Shopping Network and can be seen in Canada's very own DARE magazine. She is no stranger to being on-screen having appeared in various commercials, movies, and music videos. She has worked as the lead female model alongside Grammy award-winning artists such as Boyz II Men and international dancehall superstar Beenie Man. She has appeared on the pages of international publications such as Vogue Italia and was the first plus-size model to walk the runway at World Mastercard Fashion Week in Toronto. Shakira has also worked with international brands such as Sears, Walmart, Soft and Beautiful, MAC Cosmetics, Nike, Reebok, and Tommy Hilfiger. Shakira brings over 20 years of experience and knowledge to Curves Class and Mimosas and is excited to be facilitating a modelling workshop on how to start your journey as a plus-size model and how to solidify your place in the industry.

Khadijah Anglin, affectionately known as SupremeLyfe Co, is a freelance plus-size model, digital influencer, writer and podcast anchor. Khadijah has been a notable voice in Toronto's fashion community for 4 years and has already garnered a fairly large community of engaged followers. In addition to her impeccable taste for fashion; Khadijah is a fascinating writer. Her blog, SupremeLyfe, is another way she connects with her audience through short stories and poetry. Khadijah has worked with popular international brands in clothing and beauty such as FashionNova Curve and Nyx Cosmetics. Her resume also includes commercial work for Knix Wear - Intimate Clothing, Femme Forte PC and international designer Ofuure. Khadijah has graced the runway for Toronto Plus Size Fashion Show, SexyPlus, Flaws of Couture and Toronto Revellers. She is also the first plus size model to win the 'Women at Large' fashion show. Khadijah challenges her community of followers to think outside the box, wear whatever they please, live out loud and love unapologetically. Khadijah brings her expertise in social media and blogging to Curves, Class and Mimosas.

Treat yourself to a scrumptious mini brunch and our new signature drink:'The Curvy Mimosa'

Get dressed up and come prepared to network and learn from industry experts:

Karyn Inder - B&M Models

Erika Enyolu - PR Diva Communications

Malia Indigo - Toronto Plus Size Fashion Show

Shontelle Dubois - Wellness expert and Motivational Speaker

Brenda Foreman - African Fashion Week Toronto

and so many more!!!

EVENT SPONSORS:

• ON ELLE'S PLATE
• REBECCA NORTHCOTT PHOTOGRAPHY
• COCKTAILS WITH ANTOINETTE
• STYLISH APPAREL
• GLAMM GAWWD

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