If you are Milly pants lady, I find you slightly annoying...but I agree with you about Carlisle. I only recently discovered them when shopping for an interview suit (I live in SF Bay Area, but after many years was interviewing at the type of place you expect to need a suit and my pre-kids ones from DC no longer look awesome on me). I bought a few items, including my interview blouse which cost $200 on sale, FWIW...but no embroidery. I, personally, have found pieces at Talbots that work for me...though I would never want to dress like one of their catalog models. My wardrobe ranges from Gucci and Armani to Old Navy (and sometimes Target, though not recently). I've been known to mix St. John's with a cotton t-shirt and Rag and Bone with Brooks Brothers. Basically, you just need to be true to your style...with that in mind, you can find cool stuff pretty much anywhere. |
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I am so glad I have only worn scrubs for my entire career! Aka work jammies, sometimes a white coat over! I had to squash myself into a suit for an interview and was reminded how awkward and restrictive and uncomfortable “work” clothing is. Sorry for everyone who has to deal with this stiff attire every day. Scrubs- a real reason to consider healthcare!
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| My browser won’t let me see these now infamous Milly pants. Could someone post the image? |
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I like those pink chinos- who makes them? I love Vince pants, I buy them on ebay when I can get a seller to be very specific about rise, waist, inseam, etc. because I am not spending $300-$400 on a pair of black pants. |
Thank you !
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It’s because the photo is from 2018. Someone re-upped the thread to post the McSweeny’s article, which is awesome. |
| Because my MIL who has terrible taste and is obnoxious (my husband wouldn't dispute this) loves Chicos. |
| It’s very frumpy and unimaginative. Women in those clothes look like they gave up. |
Being executive doesn’t mean being fashionable and stylish. |
| Sure if you can afford St John or Carolina Herrera why bother going to Talbots? LOL, I LOVE Talbots because they fit me perfectly, and if your clothes fit perfectly you look good. I am in my mid 30s and always put together. At Talbot's price range there is no competition. Talbots is like Jcrew in the 2000s. It's so hard to shop at this price range, everything else is either super high end or super low end. |
| I have some fantastic pieces from Talbots for work that are great and I get compliments on. Two black dresses and I think I have a pair of casual pants and a skirt. It's just 90% of the time I try on 10 pieces at Talbots and leave with nothing. It's frustrating. I don't shop much right now because I am going through a wardrobe overhaul, but I truly shop everywhere and see what fits. Especially after a certain age, it's truly about the fit and the fabric, and less so about the brand and the trend. For me. YMMV. |
| I love Chicos. I buy almost all my clothes from there and everyone thinks they are designer clothes. |