Photo by @lovejessicablair ?Body positivity is creating an inclusive space for marginalized bodies,? says 19-year-old Jessica Blair (@lovejessicablair), ?a space where people who are kind of left out from mainstream society and media can feel safe and express themselves. In the body positivity community, they know they?re free from judgment and they can be who they are, and openly love who they are.? For the past four years, Jessica?s been part of the body positivity movement on Instagram, sharing her latest styles inspired by the fashion of the 1970s, 80s and 90s, while writing captions that express her successes and struggles. ?People tend to think that I?m always confident, that I never have bad days,? says Jessica, who is studying criminal justice. ?The majority of the time I?m not 100 percent confident. I definitely have my days, or even my weeks, or even my months, where I?m just not feeling great ? and that?s OK. You don?t have to be perfect all the time. You?re allowed to have your days, and that?s perfectly normal.? Watch our story to learn more about Jessica.