We decided to go to our local Old Navy to check out the new and improved in-store shopping experience for ourselves, and we are taking you with us!
eloquii by the Limited launches October 26th
I’m kinda beyond stoked that the Limited is FINALLY hearing us. I’ve always been a fan of the brand and I even have a few items that I can still fit – this is before they changed their sizing, or maybe it was all those ice cream sandwiches I had in college?!
“Women with curves are going to ‘Rejoice in the Double-Takes’ they will be getting from family, friends, and acquaintances as they learn a whole new fashion vocabulary with eloquii by The Limited.” says Linda Heasley.
I thank fellow plus size blogger Gabi from GabiFresh.com for her voice and collaboration with eloquii by The Limited for the launch. Bloggers seems to be the new models and certainly the retail world is benefiting from it. This collection thrives to pays attention to the fit details without compromising our fashionista budgets.
What can we expect from eloquii by the Limited?
The online store will feature women’s dresses, suits, tops, pants, shirts, sweaters, outerwear and other accessories. Which can be convenient, who doesn’t love online shopping, but can I go to the fitting room every now and then with my besties.
Q: Is online shopping the answer to our plus size woos, or just a another failing trend?
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Marie Denee
I am the Editor in Chic of The Curvy Fashionista. Often goofy. Forever emo. Always a Virgo. You can find me somewhere grooving to 90s R&B.
I am super excited to see the offerings from eloquii, but I agree – I miss the dressing room experience. While I am stoked for more great plus size options, I would be even more excited for a physical store where I could try and feel things. However, a great online store (with a great return/exchange policy!!) will suffice 🙂
Although I am always overjoyed to hear that a store is offering more sizes, it makes me kind of sad when they chose to sell their plus size collection online only. It makes me feel like they don’t want fat people being seen in their stores or associating with thinner clientele. Like we have to be hidden away, or that they are embarrassed to keep larger items in stores. But still we take what we can get, because shopping online seems like all that we can get. I am the only one that feels this way?