A plus-size mannequin with a formidable 44H chest says she's going to proceed to flaunt her boobs regardless of being labelled 'fats' each day.

Olivia Messina, from Toronto, Canada, boasts greater than 300,000 followers on Instagram and has been praised for her body-positivity message.

That hasn't stopped evil trolls, nonetheless, from making merciless jibes about her weight.

Now, the 27-year outdated has vowed to proceed to don 'attractive outfits' and will not be advised by others what she will be able to and might't put on.

According to the Daily Star, Olivia has been a full-time content material creator for the previous three years, however started a web based profession years earlier than that by filming make-up tutorials.

The influencer hopes to make use of her standing to encourage those that lack confidence of their our bodies to be as comfy as she is.

Whether or not it's in skimpy gown or a crop-top Olivia needs others to disregard the haters and embrace their our bodies, irrespective of how large or small.

She advised the Daily Star: "My platform helps other women embrace their bodies at any size.

"Women message me telling me how they can put on bikinis now due to me or that they by no means noticed anybody with their physique form on-line and they're glad to have discovered me."

She continued: "I really feel grateful each single day that I've these platforms to assist girls really feel assured and cease hating their our bodies, as a result of society tells them they need to.

"These women inspire me every day to keep spreading body positivity at any chance I get. The best part about my social media career is that I am helping others while sharing my life with them.

"I by no means knew what I needed to do for a profession once I was youthful, however social media has actually helped me determine that out. It feels very validating to have an viewers that helps and loves you.

"I do get negative fatphobic comments daily, but I have learned to drown them out and focus on the positive messages I receive. Knowing I am helping people feel better in their own skin makes it worth it for me."