search
Glossy Logo
search
Fashion
‘A culture of hiding and shaming’: How fashion brands are trying to revamp the plus-size shopping experience
by Katie Richards
Nov 18, 2019

The thinking from Addition Elle was that most women shopping for plus-size clothing don't get the same shopping experience as women shopping for "straight sizes" at places like Zara and Aritzia. While available options for these sizes in fashion have multiplied in the last few years, with companies like Good American and Hours hitting the market, plus-size departments are often lacking. To make shopping for plus-size clothes easier and more enjoyable, Addition Elle has updated its online experience. 

Latest Stories
Show More
Beauty
Influencers are building niche beauty brands to revive the ‘snoozefest’ market

Though an influencer-led beauty brand is not new -- think Huda Beauty -- they might be more important than ever. Much like the celebrity brands of the moment, influencers have the appeal and built-in audiences to turn fans into...

Spotlight
Beauty
Inflation is raising demand for affordable beauty dupes
by Liz Flora
Jul 6, 2022
Podcasts See More
Woodley + Lowe’s co-founders: ‘We don’t want to be another brand created by two moms’

Woodley + Lowe's co-founders on creating an inclusive and environmentally conscious brand for tween and teen girls. Plus, a look at the brand's robust ambassador program.

produced by Rebecca Russo
Jul 6, 2022
Go to Podcasts page
Events See more
Video See More
Member Exclusive
Video: Fashion insiders propose a more sustainable, walkable NYFW

"The fact that we are still all traipsing across the bridge to Brooklyn just for one show – that is not sustainable. Why are we not figuring out: Where do people want to show, and then making a day out of Brooklyn or making a day out of the Lower...

Go to Video page