Plus Size Beauty "Kymberly Nichole" Becomes the Face of MTV's Rob & Big New Clothing Line

Kymberly Nicole is the next Plus Model to make a mark in the Modeling Industry with her branding expertise

2012-10-12

YORK, PA, October 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Do Work is the clothing brand for Christopher "Big Black" Boykin and after the successful launch of the men's brand he decided that the Plus Size Sisters needed a line as well and came up with "Big Dime Pieces". A few photos sent to the marketing department by model Kymberly Nicole and they knew they had the face of the ladies line.

Since then you would see Kymberly Nichole on the main page of the website and at various events promoting the brand. "The shirts are comfortable and made perfect for a plus size beauty such as me, lol" says Kymberly Nicole. In 2013 Kymberly plans on taking the line to runways & red carpets all across the East Coast.

To order from or view the line please go to http://www.dowork.com

About Kymberly Nicole:
Kymberly Nichole is a sought-after Plus Model, owner of Plus I'm Fly LLC and a positive role model to her Baltimore, MD community. Kymberly has heard many times in her short career by Agents, Talent Scouts and other Plus Models that she wasn't the right size. However the dream of being in the model industry superseded those words. Within her first two years of modeling she walked several Runways including Fashion Bug - In store runway shows throughout Maryland (2011 & 2012) and 1st Annual Curvy Fashion Week - Atlanta, GA (Sept 2012)

Kymberly's look and positive image has been recognized in media with features in Fearless Curves Magazine, Diva Plus Magazine, Thyck Dollz Magazine, Urban American Gallery, ISTA Talk Weekly and WPHAT JAHM Radio. Also among Kymberly Nichole's other accomplishments was being honored as Big Girl of the month (June 2012) - Big Girls Rock, LLC and Glamour Girl of the month (September 2012) - Glamorous Curves

As a philanthropist, Kymberly Nichole is the Ambassador of the clothing brand for Christopher "Big Black" Boykin of MTV's Rob & Big, and constantly does special interest fundraising and donations to youth organizations in the Baltimore area . Her company "Plus I'm Fly LLC" is designed to promote her brand as well as help the young ladies in the community to know that at any size as long as you are healthy "Your Fly".

Speaking of being healthy, one might find it hard to believe that a Plus Size model can be a die-hard Vegetarian. Eating the proper foods at any age or size is very important and that is why Kymberly has created the blog Life of a Vegetarian on her site: http://www.plusmodelkymberlynichole.com/

Follow Kymberly Nichole on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/kym_nichole for updates and encouragement.

For Kymberly Nicole Bookings and/or Media Contact: Ernest Jackson, Concept Group NYC
Email: conceptgroupnyc@gmail.com

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