I have to agree with Jonesy - this just seems like them CYAing rather than actually regretting what they did. I respect Glamour's investigative journalism because they seem to be the only women's fashion magazine still writing pieces about, say, genital mutilation in Africa, but their fashion stuff has not hit a chord for me for years.

It's a slippery slope, though, isn't it - we don't want to ban all criticism, or disagreement about what is stylish or fashionable. I do see that there's a power differential when a 'regular person' has their picture posted in a magazine for hundreds of thousands to see, as opposed to celebrities panned on the internet and in talk shows, who kinda know what they're in for, a bit.

Thanks for the update, Angie. Glamour needs to get behind the idea that fashion is fun and cattiness is outdated!

There is nothing glamorous about taking anonymous potshots at unsuspecting, unwilling victims. Glamour? No. Ugly? Yes.

I just have to say I really like Taylor's comment--Angie cleaning up the internet

Me too, Scarlet.

Steph and Sihaya, I had no idea that you wrote to Glamour. Thank you so much.

And thanks for looking at the update, ladies. I really appreciate your support.