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To most people, the thought of plus-size clothing having limited availability IRL (and most of its presence online) is maddening, but for serial entrepreneur Christine Hunsicker, it was an opportunity. After all, she's been involved in a handful of tech start-ups since 2001; and was president and COO of Right Media and the COO at Drop.io, which were bought by Yahoo and Facebook respectively. It's no wonder that when she turned her attention to the plus-size fashion market in 2011 and launched Gwynnie Bee, it became a huge success. Sure, there are lots of businesses jumping into the plus-size retail space as of late—which is amazing—but Hunsicker stands out because, while most seem to be driven by emotion and personal experience, she's mostly motivated by the numbers. Case in point: It's exciting to see "outsiders" recognizing and capitalizing on the giant business opportunity plus-size retail provides. So, we sat down with the company's leading lady to talk retail, rental wear, and how best to resonate with customers. Glamour: Tell us a bit about the company's background. Christine Hunsicker: In 2011, we started Gwynnie Bee with the mission of giving women an unlimited wardrobe with a limited budget—and make clothing synonymous
