Laura Adlington Speaks Out on H&M's Larger Sizes

0:00On March 23rd, great British Bake Off star Laura Adlington is speaking out against H&M for what she sees as dropping larger clothing sizes. The 36-year-old Baker, who welcomed her miracle son George in October after nine years of infertility in IVF, says she's gained weight since, giving birth and now struggles to find options in 3x and 4x. She pointed out that H&M replaced its curve filter with one for pet outfits last year and no longer lets customers easily shop those bigger sizes. Online, much of the remaining stocklets outdated, suggesting they're phasing them out. Meanwhile, she prays nobody's child for great styles, but noted they offer few pieces up to size 24, which sell out fast, especially after. Their new petite collection collab. Laura shared she's feeling heavy, bloated, and tired in these early motherhood months, far from her pre-baby body. She's pushing back against bounce back culture and worries, weight loss drugs ramp up pressure on new moms to slim down quickly.

1:00H&M responded that size inclusivity is key to their brand, offering everything from extra extra small to 4xL based on customer data and demand. They've got a team tweaking fits for different markets. Laura's staying body positive, vowing not to criticize her body in front of George, so he learns self-acceptance no matter the size. That's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.