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A Line That Finally Accounts for the Extra Inches

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TTYA has put a capsule collection up on Asos, built specifically for tall women who know the particular indignity of a hemline that stops three inches short of where it should. The label was founded by Irene Agbontaen, who is not stopping at one collection: a bigger undertaking called TTYA [Lab] is already in the works, expanding into a fuller range of clothing and accessories. For a category of shopper too often left rolling up sleeves or hunting for the one long-enough pair of trousers, that is worth noting.

With reporting from WWD Fashion.

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