Walmart takes down website’s ‘fat girl’ costumes section
theGRIO REPORT - Forget controversial "sexy" Halloween costumes. Last week, Walmart's website was marketing an entire "Fat Girl Costumes" section. When someone tweeted Walmart with a screenshot image of the section, the criticism intensified...

Forget controversial “sexy” Halloween costumes.
Last week, Walmart’s website was marketing an entire “Fat Girl Costumes” section. The section included costumes such as female vampires, clowns and hippies for ‘plus-size’ adults.
It didn’t go over so well with the American public.
When someone tweeted Walmart with a screenshot image of the section, the criticism on social media intensified.
https://twitter.com/ItsWithaY/status/524671356550787073/photo/1
Other users on Twitter let the retail giant have it:
https://twitter.com/ohkayewhatever/status/526750376226476032
Why does Walmart have a section called 'Fat Girl Costumes'? http://t.co/Ib7UucJct0 pic.twitter.com/ROs9M7WkMz
— ADWEEK (@Adweek) October 27, 2014
Walmart removed the section on Monday morning. A spokesman also addressed the controversy:
This never should have been on our site. It’s unacceptable, and we apologize.
This, as they say, is not a good look.
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