Ashley Stewart has recently partnered with Kendall and Kylie to drop a 2019 clothing collaboration and plus size women everywhere are not happy. Find out more and check out this on the spot op-ed ...

One of the country’s largest plus-size women’s apparel retailers has raised the largest size it sells to 32 — up from 26 — and it is succeeding in a big way. In fact, when Ashley Stewart ...

La La Anthony has collaborated with Ashley Stewart for a 22 piece clothing collection ranging from $48.00 for a bodysuit to $120.00 for an emerald green jumpsuit.

La La Anthony x Ashley Stewart have launched and extended their collection together. We tried on several pieces and gave an honest review! We're showing you the clothes on real women and giving ...

"Ashley Stewart's core mission has always been to advocate for women, which includes providing her with equal access to the fashion styles they love, so we're proud to be the brand to launch ...

The Invus Group has acquired a controlling stake in plus-size women's clothing retailer Ashley Stewart Inc. The sellers were Clearlake Capital Group LP and FirePine Group LLC. No financial terms ...

Apart from its home page, Ashley Stewart is now on Facebook -- make sure you search for "Ashley Stewart Clothing" to avoid the dozen pages belonging to women actually named Ashley Stewart.

Ashley Stewart, a Secaucus-based retailer of plus-sized women’s clothes, announced it will immediately close 27 underperforming stores as a part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring plan ...

Earlier this year, in a significant move within the retail sector, Kinbow LLC acquired a majority stake in fashion retailer Ashley Stewart Inc. from parent company ASI Holdco LLC. This strategic ...

Ashley Stewart, a maker of plus-sized clothing for women, has named Celia Clancy as its president and chief executive. Clancy was previously president of AJ Wright, and also worked as a senior ...

Plus-size women's clothing retailer Ashley Stewart Holdings Inc. filed for Chapter 11 on Monday, tracing its decline to a slow economy and Hurricane Sandy. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article ...