Yeah, we get that a lot.

Meet Meara Model, influencer and concert pianist: 5' 9" tall, 180 lbs., 36C bust, BOOTY shape, Size 2 dress. 

Wraptopia, Vol. 16 Every woman has limitless potential and I believe her clothing should too. That's why I built a dressing system that adapts to shifting circumstances, priorities and goals, giving women limitless wardrobe options that transition effortlessly through life's...

Wraptopia, Vol. 15 Every entrepreneur has a reason behind their brand and this is mine—to help women look and feel their best, so they can be their best. Since clothing can deliver profound emotional benefits, I searched 4 years (FOUR YEARS!) and...

Oh, the timeless LBD. It originated in the 1920s with the intent to be long-lasting, versatile, affordable and widely accessible. Sound familiar? This little gem happens to be Pierre Cardin's iconic "Car Wash Dress" from 1969.

We're here to improve your life. Period.

  View this post on Instagram A post shared by The EveryBody Wrap® (@theebwrap) Episode 5! "Wrap it Up, Laugh it Out" with comic Negin Farsad! Named one of the "50 Funniest Women" by The Huffington Post, "10 Best Feminist...

Meet CindyModel, Hamptons Grand Dame and interior designer to the well heeled: 5' 3" tall, 90 lbs., 30B bust, BOOTY shape, Size 0 dress. 

Wraptopia, Vol. 14There's a lot of talk of "empowerment" these days, especially how it relates to women. Being a brand founded by a woman for women, I care about female empowerment a lot. In fact, it's one of my founding principles. But...

Wraptopia, Vol. 12 The U.S. apparel industry defines Petite Sizing as 5' 4" or shorter. According to the CDC, 5' 4" is also the average height of a female adult. Moreover, 40% of all American women are 5' 3" or shorter...

Our 360° design keeps you stylish in the front, and back. Photo Credit: Bill Blass and Nan Kempner in Madame Grès at The Plaza, 1970. 

Wraptopia, Vol. 13 Fashion's dirty little secret is this: Plus-sized customers feel judged and petite-sized customers feel forgotten. Because of this the fashion industry is viewed as elitist, divisive and unkind, leaving women of "special sizes" (plus, petite, tall, maternity) disenfranchised.  Uh,...

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kendra Cunningham (@theotherkendra) Bonus Chat! Comic Kendra Cunningham hosts founder Elizabeth Kosich on IGTV for a "How's Your Mother?" Podcast extended interview. Watch for more on fashion, style and what's next for The EveryBody...

Welcome to our Shame-Free Zone for Every Body.Photo Credit: Andrea Kollar Sculpture

When we say "EveryBody", we mean it. 

"How's Your Mother?" Podcast host Kendra Cunningham interviews founder Elizabeth Kosich on entrepreneurship, reinvention and early design influences like—yep, you guessed it—her mother. Take a listen to hear about her early years, the inspiration behind Elizabeth Kosich New York, evolution to The...

"Your clothes should be tight enough to show you're a woman but loose enough to show you're a lady."— Marilyn Monroe 

Wraptopia, Vol. 10 COVID has been a profound moment of reassessment for everybody and, for many, realignment. It's reinforced my top mantras—keep it simple, less is more, quality over quantity—which are also a few of The EveryBody Wrap®'s founding principles. ...

Wraptopia, Vol. 11The effects of COVID-19 have been devastating to the global economy. The fashion industry alone suffered a whopping 93 percent drop in profits in 2020, resulting in countless shuttered apparel businesses around the world.* The EveryBody Wrap® survived thanks...

"I like to do things that are classic."— Elsa Peretti

Meet RoxyModel, artist and poet: 5' 9" tall, 116 lbs., 32A bust, BUSTY shape, Size 1 dress. 

  View this post on Instagram A post shared by The EveryBody Wrap® (@theebwrap) Episode 4! "Wrap it Up, Laugh it Out" with comic Ophira Eisenberg! Lauded as "hilarious, high risk and an inspiration", Ophira is a Canadian-born stand-up comedienne,...

Limitless versatility for limitless women.

"Clothes are just not that important. They're not status symbols any longer. They're for fun." — Rudi Gernreich