Swarmed by women wearing really long sweaters and leggings
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Anonymous
This was my question. Were these solids or patterns? I need to envision it just right. 
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Anonymous
| I saw them too, OP. I thought it was a cult at first until I passed the Warner. Eww. Those long sweaters are awful. Very frumpy look. I like the comment by PP that they look like adult size toddler clothes from Target. |
Anonymous
| I also walked by that area today. Did anyone else notice all the cigarette smoking? What was that about? |
Anonymous
| Oh, thank you! I work a few blocks over so I just saw them in drobs and drabs, maybe when the event got out. It was baffling to see so many people in such crazy clothes! |
Anonymous
| Ewe this stuff is truly hideous! |
Anonymous
| what...is....Lularoe?? no really, what is it? not googling it, not that important. forget I asked. |
Anonymous
not for me either! And I sure hope I don't get an invite to a LLR party. No thanks, I don't participate and won't ever participate in MLM related activities. |
Anonymous
Good for you! |
Anonymous
| Ghastly clothes. If this is a MLM scheme how on earth do these women make any money? You couldn't pay me enough to wear this. |
Anonymous
| It is absolutely the worst look ever. |
Anonymous
So I do not sell it, but I have many friends/acquaintances that do. It's different from a typical MLM in that the consultant buys their inventory at I think roughly half price then sells it for full retail. Also, each consultant gets different prints and colors. There are only a limited number of styles and most consultants only carry about 12 or so, but since everyone gets different prints/colors there's a lot of competition and the feeling that something could be really scarce. People go nuts for some of the prints. So people are in like, 10 different LuLaRoe groups on Facebook because each different group is probably going to have different stuff. Also they don't recruit as aggressively as most MLM's and there's a waiting list to join. The initial startup cost is in the range of 6k so definitely not cheap and you have to have the physical room in your house to keep all your inventory which for some consultants who have been at it awhile, is in the range of 700 pieces. |
Anonymous
| Ugh!!! There prints are hideous. Just add some Stella and Dot and Rodan&Fields and you never have to go to a store again. |
Anonymous
| Oh for a minute I was concerned. In thought my book group group had taken a field trip,without me. |
Anonymous
| And this is interesting and worth sharing because? |
Anonymous
| People who sell this stuff make a shit load of $$$$ |