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Vogue Business
When French fashion house Mugler launched its first ever handbag in June, it did so with a bold campaign. In it, Tatiana Horslaville, a female bodybuilder, was photographed naked — the lighting casting exquisite shadows across her sculpted physique, which rippled with muscle, tissue and veins. Her arms flexed as she carried the black, rectangular Aurora bag, imitating an outer dumbbell curl. It was disarming and disruptive, size inclusivity is clearly especially for an industry where treated as a passing trend.
Glamour
In a world where your style inspiration can be someone who’s 25 or 75, the old rules around dressing your age are looking increasingly dated. Women in their 20s through 50s weigh in on what they’re actually wearing, buying, and leaving behind.
