This formulaic documentary focuses on the individuals swindled by the multilevel marketing company known for leggings, LuLaRoe. By Beatrice Loayza When you purchase a ticket for an independently ...

In a new investigation into the LuLaRoe clothing company — which launched tens of thousands of print leggings into the world — Discovery Plus promises previously unreported accounts about the ...

Then she heard about LuLaRoe from a Facebook mom’s group. The California clothing company — known for its brightly patterned leggings and dresses — offered sales consultants a way to “earn ...

At LuLaRoe’s peak in 2016, the company reported sales of nearly $2 billion and had close to 80,000 independent retailers pushing their products, Vox reports. But like the clothing they sold ...

Using a Facebook group for retailers of LuLaRoe clothing, one LuLaRoe retailer posted, “If anyone wants to give it a one star review to bring down the ratings …” and then pasted a link to ...

On Friday, Amazon Prime Video dropped “LuLaRich,” a four-part docuseries that exposes the misdeeds of clothing company/pyramid scheme LuLaRoe. In “LuLaRich,” directors Jenner Furst and Julia ...

The new four-part Amazon Prime documentary LuLaRich unravels LuLaRoe, a multilevel marketing company that sells comfy women's clothing in bright patterns. (So. Many. Leggings.) Since it was ...

LuLaRich has done the impossible: make leggings uncomfortable—on screen, at least. The fascinating documentary series juxtaposes snapshots of flashy pants and other colorful clothing with the ...

But what the women interviewed by directors Jenner Furst and Julia Willoughby Nason explain, at length, is that the primary focus of LuLaRoe was always on recruitment of new players, not retail sales.

The success was short lived when in 2019 the company was sued for misleading people on how profitable it was to be a LuLaRoe retailer. LuLaRich unearths the explosive of the clothing company which ...

Jenner Furst and Julia Willoughby Nason had only been working for a few months on “LuLaRich,” their docuseries about the clothing company LuLaRoe — which operates as a multi-level marketing ...

LulaRoe sold clothing — its signature item were the leggings Stern saw all over Facebook, oft-described as “buttery soft” — but it mostly sold expansion. As with all MLM-structured ...