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Welcome to Late Night Woman's Hour with me, Emma Barnett.

Each month we bring together a group of brilliant, intelligent, honest and funny women,

and we ask them to tell us what they've been thinking about,

what makes them happy, sad, furious or excited, or all of the above. And they bring us everything. Politics, culture, relationships, furious, or excited, or all of the above.

And they bring us everything.

Politics, culture, relationships, love, hate, sport, the lot.

Nothing, and I really mean nothing, is off the table.

So who have we got around the table?

Comedian and podcaster Sophie Hagan, Vice Executive Editor Zing Singh,

and writer and journalist Yomi Adegoke.

Sophie, you're very passionate about fashion for people who are overweight.

Yeah.

And I know that you wanted to talk about Fatsun, if I can call it that.

Faction. Faction. I've not said that out loud before. I know.

It's easy to read.

Thank you.

I am enlightened. I did not know how to say it. Thank you for the feedback. I will now be able to say it in my job. Yeah. So it's weird to, I mean, I'm so not passionate about fashion, but I'm passionate about, I was going to say equality, but I'm not that big of a prick. I actually are about to vomit there. I know. I'm passionate about, I'm going to say quality, but I'm not that big of a prick. I actually think you're about to vomit there.

I know.

I'm passionate about, I'm only passionate about fashion in that it's one of the ways the fat people in particular discriminated against because it's so impossible to find anything.

I had a thin lady say to me recently. She said, oh, where's your jumpsuit from?

And I said, oh, it's from ASA's. And she said, oh, I just, is so difficult because there's so many pages of stuff. And I said, oh, you should try being fat because there's like two pages. And she just

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