ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

Last updated: August 2026

At Mrs Glamux®, accessibility is not an afterthought. It is part of how we envision a more open, considered and inclusive digital environment.

We believe that identity, creativity, opportunity and information should be experienced with dignity and as few unnecessary barriers as possible.

This Accessibility Statement describes our approach to improving access to www.mrsglamux.com

and its digital content for people with different abilities, technologies and ways of interacting with the web.

01 — OUR COMMITMENT

Mrs Glamux® is committed to progressively improving the accessibility and usability of its digital environment.

Our objective is to provide an experience that can be used by the widest possible audience, including people who may navigate or communicate differently or use assistive technologies.

Accessibility is considered across areas such as:

• website structure;

• navigation;

• written content;

• visual presentation;

• images;

• video and multimedia;

• forms;

• keyboard interaction;

• compatibility with assistive technologies;

• communication and contact options.

Accessibility is an ongoing process.

As the Mrs Glamux® digital ecosystem evolves, we intend to continue reviewing and improving the experience.

02 — ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS

Our accessibility approach is informed, where relevant, by recognised digital-accessibility principles and standards, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

Where applicable, French and European accessibility requirements may also inform our approach.

Unless expressly confirmed following an appropriate accessibility assessment, publication of this Statement should not be interpreted as a formal declaration that every page or feature of the website fully conforms to a particular WCAG or regulatory compliance level.

Our objective is continuous, meaningful improvement.

03 — DESIGN & READABILITY

The Mrs Glamux® digital identity is designed around clarity, elegance and visual restraint.

Where reasonably possible, we seek to maintain:

• clear visual hierarchy;

• readable typography;

• appropriate text sizing;

• sufficient spacing;

• understandable page structures;

• meaningful headings;

• appropriate colour contrast;

• identifiable interactive elements;

• consistent navigation.

A premium digital experience should remain sophisticated without making information unnecessarily difficult to access.

04 — KEYBOARD NAVIGATION

We aim to support navigation without requiring exclusive use of a mouse or touch interface.

Where technically possible, essential interactive elements should be accessible using a keyboard.

This includes areas such as:

• navigation menus;

• links;

• buttons;

• forms;

• interactive controls.

We continue to review website components and third-party integrations that may affect keyboard accessibility.

05 — SCREEN READERS & ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

We aim to structure digital content in a way that supports assistive technologies where reasonably possible.

This may include appropriate use of:

• page headings;

• semantic structure;

• link descriptions;

• form labels;

• alternative text;

• logical content order;

• accessible interactive elements.

Compatibility may vary according to the visitor's device, browser, assistive technology and third-party components used by the website.

06 — IMAGES & VISUAL CONTENT

Images are an important part of the Mrs Glamux® editorial and visual universe.

Where images communicate meaningful information, we aim to provide appropriate text alternatives where reasonably possible.

Purely decorative images may be configured so that assistive technologies can disregard them.

Complex visual or editorial material may require additional contextual descriptions.

07 — VIDEO & MULTIMEDIA

Mrs Glamux® may publish interviews, editorial films, event footage, presentations, social content and other audiovisual material.

Where reasonably practicable and appropriate to the content, we aim to improve accessibility through measures such as:

• captions or subtitles;

• transcripts;

• meaningful titles and descriptions;

• accessible playback controls;

• textual context accompanying audiovisual content.

Historical, archived or externally hosted content may not always offer the same level of accessibility.

08 — DEAF & HARD-OF-HEARING ACCESS

Mrs Glamux® recognises that accessibility extends beyond the technical structure of a website.

For video and audiovisual communication, particular consideration may be given to accessibility for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences, including the progressive use of captions, subtitles, transcripts or other appropriate visual communication methods.

Where relevant to a particular event, meeting, programme or communication environment, accessibility arrangements may be considered according to the circumstances, available resources and individual requirements.

09 — FORMS & THE PRIVATE ROOM™

We aim to make forms and enquiry pathways, including The Private Room™, as understandable and accessible as reasonably possible.

This includes attention to:

• clear field labels;

• understandable instructions;

• identifiable required fields;

• meaningful error messages;

• logical form structure;

• keyboard usability.

If an accessibility barrier prevents you from submitting a form, you may contact us through the alternative accessibility contact channel indicated below.

10 — MOBILE ACCESSIBILITY

The website is designed to support access across compatible desktop, tablet and mobile environments.

Responsive presentation may vary according to:

• screen size;

• operating system;

• browser;

• device settings;

• zoom level;

• assistive technologies.

We aim to review key pages across different display formats as the website evolves.

11 — LANGUAGE & CONTENT

Where appropriate, we seek to present information using clear structures and understandable language without compromising the editorial identity of Mrs Glamux®.

Certain creative, artistic, legal, technical or professional terminology may require more specialised language.

Headings, paragraphs and content hierarchy are used to make longer information easier to navigate.

12 — THIRD-PARTY CONTENT & SERVICES

The website may incorporate or link to services provided by third parties, including:

• social-media platforms;

• video players;

• maps;

• payment services;

• booking tools;

• e-commerce platforms;

• embedded applications;

• external publications.

The accessibility of these environments may be partly or entirely controlled by their respective providers.

While we seek to select appropriate technologies where reasonably possible, Mrs Glamux® cannot independently control every accessibility feature of external platforms.

13 — CURRENT LIMITATIONS

Despite ongoing efforts, some content or functionality may not yet provide an optimal accessibility experience.

Potential limitations may relate to:

• legacy content;

• archived media;

• third-party integrations;

• embedded applications;

• certain animations or interactive elements;

• incomplete alternative text;

• audiovisual content awaiting captions or transcripts;

• technical limitations of the website platform.

Identified barriers may be prioritised progressively according to their impact, feasibility and the evolution of the website.

14 — ACCESSIBILITY REQUESTS

If you encounter an accessibility barrier on www.mrsglamux.com, we welcome information that can help us understand and address the issue.

When contacting us, it may be helpful to indicate:

• the page concerned;

• the nature of the difficulty;

• the device or browser used, where relevant;

• the assistive technology used, if applicable;

• the format or adjustment that would help you access the information.

You are not required to disclose medical information in order to report an accessibility issue.

15 — ALTERNATIVE ACCESS

Where reasonably possible, if particular website content cannot be accessed because of an identified accessibility barrier, we will seek to provide the relevant information in an alternative accessible format.

The appropriate solution will depend on the nature of the content and the request.

16 — ACCESSIBILITY CONTACT

For accessibility-related questions, feedback or requests:

MRS GLAMUX® — ACCESSIBILITY

Email: contact@mrsglamux.com

Website: www.mrsglamux.com

For general professional enquiries, please use The Private Room™.

Accessibility requests should preferably be directed to the dedicated accessibility contact so they can be identified and handled appropriately.

17 — CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

Accessibility is not treated as a one-time publication requirement.

As the website, technologies and Mrs Glamux® ecosystem develop, accessibility practices may be reviewed through:

• technical improvements;

• content reviews;

• design adjustments;

• accessibility testing;

• user feedback;

• evolving standards and regulatory requirements.

This Statement may therefore be updated over time.

18 — UPDATES TO THIS STATEMENT

This Accessibility Statement may be revised to reflect:

• website developments;

• accessibility improvements;

• identified limitations;

• changes to technology;

• regulatory developments;

• accessibility assessments.

The current version will remain available on this page.