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Although Roy is now known exclusively for her high-end fashion line that centered on smaller sizes, she’s since branched out. shortly after clears her name, Rachel launches a line called RACHEL Rachel Roy Curvy, catering to her plus-sized audience, according to The Huffington Post. Roy still sells the line on her website. Roy also sells a variety of health and home good items, such as fitness gear and house shoes, per her Instagram. Of course, Roy’s popular jewelry line is still going strong. Sold usually onJewelry Television, Roy regularly promotes her gorgeous offerings, such as these blue topaz rings and this multi-colored gemstonebracelet.
News about Rachel Roy has slowed down a ton since the whole “Becky” debacle. However, the half-Indian designer is still building on her empire. Although Roy used to be known exclusively for her high-end fashion line that centered on smaller sizes, she’s since branched out. Shortly after clearing her name, Rachel launched a line called RACHEL Rachel Roy Curvy, catering to her plus-sized audience, according to The Huffington Post. Roy still sells the line on her website. Roy also sells a variety of health and home good items, such as fitness gear and house shoes, per her Instagram. Of course, Roy’s popular jewelry line is still going strong. Sold usually on Jewelry Television, Roy regularly promotes her gorgeous offerings, such as these blue topaz rings and this multi-colored gemstone bracelet. In June 2022, Roy launched her “4th collection of fine jewelry.”
Roy is also a philanthropist. In 2017, Roy spoke with Reuters about her “Kindness is Always Fashionable” initiative. “I started my ‘Kindness is Always Fashionable’ platform to encourage everyone to find a way to give back and incorporate it into their lives,” said Roy. “My ultimate goal in philanthropy is to help women and children, whether by creating sustainable employment for women, which in turn enables them to help create better lives and circumstances for themselves, or helping children in countries in conflict, such as Syria.”
