Lauren Chan is a prominent figure known for her roles as a model and advocate for size inclusivity and 2SLGBTQ+ representation.

Formerly the fashion features editor at Glamour, she spearheaded initiatives like the "Style Your Size" column and designed the Glamour x Lane Bryant clothing collection, significantly impacting the industry's approach to size diversity.

In 2019, Chan launched Henning, a luxury clothing brand for women size 12 and above, which garnered acclaim from Vogue, the New York Times, Women's Wear Daily, and other major publications. Four years later, Henning was acquired by Universal Standard, solidifying Chan's influence.

Chan made history in 2025 as the first queer, plus-size model on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. She has since transitioned into television, advocating for greater 2SLGBTQ+ visibility, appearing on shows like eTalk, the Social, and Canada’s Drag Race as a guest host as well as The Traitors Canada as a contestant.

Her contributions have earned her accolades such as the Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards’ Model of the Year and Marie Claire’s Power List. The American Society of Magazine Editors described her as a "multi-media age force for change," highlighting her commitment to diversity and inclusion. Lauren Chan continues to reshape standards in fashion and media, promoting inclusivity with passion and influence.