“Just sat down with some of the bosses at Aerie who assured me they are already working on becoming more and more inclusive in sizing,” she tweeted. “But please don’t lose sight of the fact that it’s also so cool to have blind, disabled, black, Asian, gay and sexual assault survivors repped too.”

White reacted to the news by thanking Jamil for bringing about real change. “Thank you for using your platform to effect change,” she said. “We’re all continuing to grow and learn together. Thanks for listening to your community.”

“Thank you all for educating me,” Jamil responded. “I appreciate you lot. I will continue to learn how to serve everyone. Sometimes it’s hard to make absolutely everyone happy all the time but it’s so worth trying. Just gotta try harder, eh?”

In a later tweet, Jamil reiterated the message that she had for those who criticised her involvement in the body positivity movement as a conventionally beautiful woman.

“I’m not a bopo activist,” she wrote. “I’m a life positive activitist who just fights all shame, be that detox teas, diet products, photoshop, ethnic erasure, gay erasure, disability erasure AND fat phobia. I stand with you not in front of you.”

Jameela Jamil responds to backlash over her “disappointing” fashion campaign