Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop Is Going Plus-Size Friendly
Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand Goop wants to become more inclusive. Partnering with Universal Standard, Goop will be releasing a collection of five women's styles, which come in sizes between 00 and 40. It hopes to continue the conversation about inclusivity in fashion, and with this new collection of clothes, it's aiming to provide fashionable designs for many women. Paltrow also released a statement on behalf of her company, saying:
The new fashion line launched on Tuesday, according to Entertainment Tonight. Joined by Universal Standard's Polina Veksler and Alexandra Waldman, the five "elegant essentials," as the clothing collection is referred to, will include a wool tuxedo jacket, a brushed-back hi-low dress, a brushed-back jumpsuit, wool cropped trousers and a wool peacoat jacket. The prices for these clothing items will range between $225 to $395, based on the item.
Further elaborating on its intentions and desires for these new clothing options, Alexandra Waldman said the following in the statement:
Meanwhile, this clothing collection isn't the only project currently in the works for Goop. Gwyneth Paltrow's company is also reportedly in talks at the moment for a possible television deal with Netflix. It is hoping to make a series based on Goop-related content. Uh... I'm not quite sure how that is going to work exactly, but it is figuring out the details at the moment. We should expect to hear more if it comes to light in the next few months.
Goop has found themselves in hot water for a number of reasons recently, but it are hoping to win more people over with its latest projects, including its newest fashion line made available earlier this week. We can only hope it stays out of trouble based on some of its past controversies.
Meanwhile, Gwyneth Paltrow isn't the only celebrity who is introducing clothing for women of all sizes. As it was reported by Saks Off 5th (via The Hollywood Reporter) yesterday, Amy Schumer recently teamed up with celebrity stylist and costume designer Leesa Evans to create Le Cloud, which is a collection of women's clothing that is made to "empower women of all ages and sizes." It is also hoping to make women feel "comfortable" and "confident" through its new and stylish collection of clothing. The name was based on the actress' desire to have clothing that feels as light as a cloud.
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