QVC, world leader in live shoppable entertainment has announced an exclusive collaboration with Stacy London, American stylist, fashion consultant, author, magazine editor and Q50 Ambassador. From the woman who told America what NOT to wear for over a decade comes Stacy London’s honest, funny, unfiltered and savvy approach to what to wear now at any age with her own collection, by Stacy London, designed exclusively for QVC. The apparel collection premieres on-air on August 23.
The collection is designed to be personal, with multiple ways to wear each piece to make it your own, including Stacy’s signature addables, versatile collars, cuffs and more that can be collected and changed out to create layered looks without the bulk. These modern-day collectables enhance personal style and are designed to inspire confidence and self-expression. The collection is offered in sizes XXS to 3X or 0-28 with a price range from $39 to $150.
“We are thrilled to bring Stacy London’s distinctive style and inclusive vision to QVC,” said Rachel Ungaro, general marketing manager and vice president of Fashion Merchandising for QVC, in a press statement. “Stacy’s expertise and commitment to empowering women over 50 through fashion aligns perfectly with QVC’s mission through Age of Possibility to offer women 50+ the products and shopping experiences that make them feel seen and supported. The launch of by Stacy London marks an exciting addition to our array of fashion offerings and we look forward to inspiring our customers through Stacy’s passion.”
“This collection was born out of my own desire to experience joy in mid-life. I have never felt more like myself, despite body changes and menopause, and I couldn’t find clothes that made me look as confident as I feel,” said Stacy London in a press statement. “I designed this collection with the QVC 50+ customer in mind to give her quality, ease, and style in every design. This collection delivers all the comfort without losing any of the style. It is my mission to help others find the joy in getting dressed again. This is the Age of Possibility in ALL things…style included!”
