Equality In Sizes

Whilst I'm praising the efforts of the ASOS Curve collection, it's not all happy-shopping in plus-size land. Since entering the world of the fatshionista, I've depended on stores like Dorothy Perkins who offer a commendable range of sizes across the scale. It's nice being able to walk into a 'normal' shop and buy a dress that a size 12 or 6 girl would wear, rather than being confined to unflattering swamps of fabric usually found in plus-size specialty stores. So it's really bothered me that DP have added so many branded lines within their online store that have a smaller range of sizes.
You have the likes of Ruby Rocks, Closet, Mariko, Uttam London, Vivi Boutique and Billie & Blossom in sizes (at most) of 8-16 rather than the regular 6-22. Now we're not speaking about a small concession here, a quick search in branded dresses alone, turns up 1288 results. As a regular customer of theirs, why should I be excluded from purchasing over a thousand of their dresses? It bothers me more so, because the stock is so darn cute! I keep spotting something I want to buy then get disappointed when I realise they won't and don't have my size. I guess I always want what I can't have!
When I became really angry though was at the introduction of the DP Floradita collection (above). We're talking seriously stunning floral dresses i.e. right up my street and I had been waiting with anticipation for it's launch only to find it in a small range of sizes (none of which were mine). I was just so annoyed that I was willing to hand over my dosh for a mega haul, but couldn't because the sizes stopped at a 16 and this is not at the decision of another brand but Dorothy Perkins themselves. I expect to be able to shop online or instore and try/buy anything I wish; not find that half the merchandise is unavailable to me. It's simply unfair and that type of exclusion gets my back up and makes me want to boycott them. I won't purely because I'm already limited in the high-street stores I can buy from and I do like a lot from the regular DP ranges anyway. However I would just make a plea to DP, to consider ALL your customers when bringing in a concession or developing a new range. The opinion or shopping habits of a size 10 girl should not be any more important or favoured over mine. I like clothes as much as she does and we've all come to depend on your equality of sizes, when so many other stores shut us out completely. Oh and you missed out on £155 which I instantly would've spent on these three dresses (below) without hesitation (gorgeousssss), bad luck ; )
On a sidenote, there's 30% off selected items currently online and I feel a little order coming on...!