Favorite clothes shops for middle age women

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Anonymous wrote:Evereve is my favorite

One is coming to Bethesda!

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Anthro is where 50 year old women shop for stuff that they hope makes them look like stylish 30 year old women.

But is not actually a place where stylish 30 year old women shop.

Anthro loves barrel jeans.

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Anonymous wrote:Chicos is actually where we hold the witch meetings now.

The witches are way too cool to get anywhere near a Chicos let alone have a meeting there.

Are you kidding? Witches definitely invented stretch ponte pants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anthro is where 50 year old women shop for stuff that they hope makes them look like stylish 30 year old women.

But is not actually a place where stylish 30 year old women shop.

Anthro loves barrel jeans.

I asked my teenager and her friends: is Anthro a teenage store or an old lady store. They said it depends on what you’re looking at because it can be both.

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Anonymous wrote:Target
Boutiques in town
Jeans from JCrew
Alo, Athleta and Lululemon
Free people - ladies I'm 58 and their stuff is pretty baggy so...I don't see any teens wearing this stuff.
Nordstrom for nicer wear.
Von Maur (I'm in the midwest)
I'm about ready to retire so the pickleball outfit is my top look for.

Teens love baggy clothes. I always see teens shopping at Free People.

+1. I have 2 teen daughters and yes to the baggy clothes and Free People.

I’m guessing PP doesn’t actually know any teens.

I’m a teacher in a HS. I was basically telling about tops. Jeans, yes.,

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Target
Boutiques in town
Jeans from JCrew
Alo, Athleta and Lululemon
Free people - ladies I'm 58 and their stuff is pretty baggy so...I don't see any teens wearing this stuff.
Nordstrom for nicer wear.
Von Maur (I'm in the midwest)
I'm about ready to retire so the pickleball outfit is my top look for.

Teens love baggy clothes. I always see teens shopping at Free People.

+1. I have 2 teen daughters and yes to the baggy clothes and Free People.

I’m guessing PP doesn’t actually know any teens.

I’m a teacher in a HS. I was basically telling about tops. Jeans, yes.,

A lot of them wear oversized sweatshirts.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Anthro is where 50 year old women shop for stuff that they hope makes them look like stylish 30 year old women.

But is not actually a place where stylish 30 year old women shop.

Anthro loves barrel jeans.

I asked my teenager and her friends: is Anthro a teenage store or an old lady store. They said it depends on what you’re looking at because it can be both.

Those are the kind of kids that make the world a better place

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Anonymous wrote:Target
Athleta, Old Navy
Anthropologie, Free People
Aerie
My Sister's Closet (not an actual store just looks like one)
Scout and Molly

These are all preteen stores.

I have teens and they definitely think Anthro is an old lady store. I think Anthro is more in the 30-something demographic. Some of their stuff works great for 50 year olds but some of it not at all.

Yep, Anthro has said before their target is middle aged moms. When anthro’s customers get a little older and become empty nesters, they’ll become Sundance catalog shoppers.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Target
Athleta, Old Navy
Anthropologie, Free People
Aerie
My Sister's Closet (not an actual store just looks like one)
Scout and Molly

Aerie is for teen girls, not middle aged women.

A middle aged woman would look ridiculous in Aerie, like the Regina's "Cool Mom" from Mean Girls.

56 year old wearing her favorite Aerie sweatshirt here-- pretty basic and good for cozy days. Aerie has a lot of styles appropriate for all diggerent stages of life.

54 and me too!

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My 24 year old asked to go to Anthro today. It was a young crowd.

Any store that has a bridal line is not aimed at “middle aged moms.”

[Anonymous]

Ann Taylor
J Crew
Talbots

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Banana Republic

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here are just a few I patronise:

Max Mara
Loro Piana
Brunello Cucinelli
Hermès
Jenni Kanye
Clergerie
Ralph Lauren
Jenny Packham
Sacai
Zara
ARITZIA
COS
Altuzarra
Smythe
Jason Wu

Fancy! And proper British English to boot.

[Anonymous]

Check out Apricot Lane

[Anonymous]

Okay, I just checked out Evereve. I do not think that the Winslet maxi dress with the midriff cut-out exactly screams 50-something. (unless one is an overly-botoxed Bethesda divorcee' looking for hubby #2)