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Look, I understand what you might think people think when they see you wearing a confederate bandanna from Forever 21. Namely, you might think that people will assume:
Human bodies don’t look like this–and we don’t mean that in that asinine “real women have curves” way; we mean holy shit, human bodies aren’t usually indented where the ass has been ritualistically pruned away by a retoucher. More
Knees: the most disgusting body part. The part that will never be 21. More
What’s more offensive than manufacturing a bunch of spandex-blend panties with a vaguely “South Western”-looking print, tacking the word Navajo on them and selling them to alt-tweens everywhere on the cheap? Without, of course, any regard for or involvement from the Navajo people?
…How about doing effectively the same thing, only this time the item in question is a $560 skirt? More
A “Navajo” panty, tunic, handbag, necklace, ankle socks… You could go as cultural appropriation for Halloween! More
Forever 21 is injecting a little preachin’ into their fashion. More
I’ve been seeing a lot of really lovely floral-print flats lately (like this gorgeous $390 pair by Jil Sander) so I put together this gallery of affordable styles. Yes, one man’s affordable is another’s extravagance. However, I can say comfortably that the shoes in the following gallery are affordable… compared to pricey designer options. Prices start at $16 and cap at $100. More
And by “business,” I of course mean the business of blogging about questionable items of clothing in exchange for laughs and fun. More
Have you seen the blog WTForever 21? It’s an amusing send-up of the ginormous clothing chain, providing colorful commentary on the store’s more heinous creations while occasionally highlighting some of its nicer offerings. Readers get a chuckle, blogger Rachel Kane gets an enjoyable hobby, and the fast fashion behemoth gets a few hits to their site in the process. Win-win-win, right? More
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It’s a little dreary in New York City today but the sun’s been coming through intermittently lately and we’re beginning to become convinced that Spring is in sight. What with Styleite calling that pretty, delicate Dolce & Gabbana eyelet dress this season’s Balmain gold mini, we got to thinking about eyelet. It’s a nice balance between sexy and sweet (as ladymags might say) but it also breathes well (duh) and is perfect for the outdoors when it gets a little less dreary… More
Known for fashion forward basics, Canadian brand Joe Fresh launched in 2006 and has been widely available throughout Canada in supermakret chain Loblaws. In 2009, they began the first round of releases in a cosmetics collection, starting with nail lacquer… this is how the brand caught our eye: on the Fall 2011 catwalks at Doo.Ri and Theysken’s Theory this past NYFW. But those creamy coffee colors on the models’ nails aren’t available stateside just yet: More
Whoa! Yesterday we shared one blogger’s frustrating account of questionable practices by ModCloth, in which the online retailer may have been marking up the same items you can get at places like Forever 21 and Lulu’s for More
Blogger Suze of Miss Vinyl Ahoy was scoping Modcloth‘s selection recently and found a quirky, chunky necklace for $37.99. A quirky, chunky necklace at Modcloth, you say? What’s out of the ordinary? The problem is Suze spotted (and purchased) the same exact one about a year ago at Forever 21… for less than $10. …Before she weaves the rest of her terrifying account, More
Dear Minnie Mouse,
GOOD GOD WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOURSELF? More
