Brass! A small woman owned US based company that makes great clothes. One of my favorites.

All saints?

Anonymous wrote:Go to store like Nordstrom. You can’t get tired of them Because it’s all new and different and seasonal.

Online shopping at Nordstrom, Saks etc is the worst because unless you know what you want, it's so badly organized and boring/difficult to sift through. I literally never scroll through pages of nordstrom and spontaneously see things i want to buy. If i want, say, Paige jeans or a theory dress, then yeah it's a good system. But otherwise, general browsing for clothes only works well on brand-specific sites (so you are looking at consistent models, sizes, color/lighting, etc).

Drool with me over the Reiss sale section. There's a decent selection of items under $200:

https://www.reiss.com/us/womens/sale/

Quince

Go to store like Nordstrom. You can’t get tired of them Because it’s all new and different and seasonal.

Anonymous wrote:How about instead of wasting money on more poorly constructed plastic clothing you identity a charity to donate to. You purchase enough items of clothing that you are actually bored of six brands? Christ on a bike, put some good into the world.

Please leave the beauty and fashion forum. The rest of us are here to talk about buying things.

ThredUp- so much to choose from. Not a bad quarantining activity.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about instead of wasting money on more poorly constructed plastic clothing you identity a charity to donate to. You purchase enough items of clothing that you are actually bored of six brands? Christ on a bike, put some good into the world.

Well, bless your heart. You don't see that she IS putting some good into the world by looking nice and not looking like a hag? If you want to wear old clothes in tatters and threads, then you do it. The rest of us, however, get joy from looking nice for those we love.

My husband's level of joy is negatively correlated to how much I spend on my clothes. 😂

Anonymous wrote:How about instead of wasting money on more poorly constructed plastic clothing you identity a charity to donate to. You purchase enough items of clothing that you are actually bored of six brands? Christ on a bike, put some good into the world.

Well, bless your heart. You don't see that she IS putting some good into the world by looking nice and not looking like a hag? If you want to wear old clothes in tatters and threads, then you do it. The rest of us, however, get joy from looking nice for those we love.

Anonymous wrote:How about instead of wasting money on more poorly constructed plastic clothing you identity a charity to donate to. You purchase enough items of clothing that you are actually bored of six brands? Christ on a bike, put some good into the world.

I'm sure you're a joy to be around.

Anonymous wrote:How about instead of wasting money on more poorly constructed plastic clothing you identity a charity to donate to. You purchase enough items of clothing that you are actually bored of six brands? Christ on a bike, put some good into the world.

NP here.

GFY. People are allowed to buy things for themselves. Even those that only the best like you claim to help.’

Your judgment is what makes this world chaotic and crazy.

Get some therapy for your self-doubt and lack of confidence. Those that are truly good don’t judge or make others feel guilty for their rather innocent and everyday lives.

https://fabrikstyle.com

Is my current favorite.

Anonymous wrote:Bored of Boden, BR, J Crew, Ann Taylor, pact, everlane.

Where can I look with a price point of $50-200 per item? We’re quarantined and I’m bored and want to buy something!

Given that you shop at these (bolded), have you looked at J McLaughlin or Sara Campbell or Spartina 449?

evereve is my favorite