GBBO star Laura Adlington says she’s ‘had enough’ of plus-size people being an ‘afterthought’ in high street shops as she launches campaign for retailers to stock bigger clothes [Video]

07:37 EST 23 Feb 2024 , updated 07:39 EST 23 Feb 2024

Plus-sized campaigner Laura Adlington revealed she’s ‘had enough’ as she launches the #StockMySize campaign to urge stores to stock plus-size fashionable clothes.

The Great British Bake Off finalist, 33, who appeared on the show in 2020, took to her Instagram page to share her frustration over sizing in high street clothes shops. 

Laura, from Kent, often shares the realities of plus-size shopping on her social media pages, posted snaps of herself trying to squeeze into items in a changing room.

The influencer, who is a size 26, wrote: ‘I’ve had enough!!! I’m sick of brands not stocking bigger sizes in their stores. I’m done with not being able to shop on the high street and I’m tired of us being an afterthought.

‘Today I’m launching #StockMySize. Please post your frustrated fitting room selfies and the styles you wish were available to you with the #StockMySize hashtag…and let’s make sure brands …