Anonymous
06/05/2023 12:45
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Japan for me. I'm petite and love minimalist looks, so it's perfect.
What country should the fatties go to?
Anonymous
06/05/2023 12:39
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Japan for me. I'm petite and love minimalist looks, so it's perfect.
Anonymous
06/05/2023 12:34
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
I get all my clothes at Goodwill. I'm thinking I would just stay in America?
Anonymous
06/05/2023 12:24
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Anonymous
06/05/2023 12:23
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Start in London and do a Matches Fashion private shopping experience in their townhouse next to Claridges (stay at Claridges). Then, hop the train to Paris and pick up finishing pieces at Hermes (belts, scarves, sandals) and at Chanel (purses, sun glasses, wallets). Stay at Hotel de Crillon.
Anonymous
06/05/2023 12:18
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Another vote for India. So many gorgeous clothes there.
Anonymous
06/05/2023 11:24
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just bought a lot of clothes in London. Not where I would go if money were no object because they were fairly reasonably priced. But I'm happy with my summer haul.
I'm of Scottish, Irish and English ancestry so the shapes fit me better there.
You think that Scottish, Irish, and English people are shaped differently than everyone else?
I think that every different nationality (or ethnic group) is shaped differently. Is this news to you? Do you really disagree?
I'm 5'9 and tried to find a swimsuit in Vietnam once. Not very successfully.
lol.. yea, that wouldn't work. It's like me (super short) trying to buy pants or a dress in Scandinavia.
I'm Korean American. I'm going to Korea next summer, and I plan on doing *a lot* of shopping. Clothes in Korea are pretty cheap, too.
Anonymous
06/05/2023 11:20
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
India.
And it is a clothes paradise for every budget level if you know the right markets and places.
And it is a clothes paradise for every budget level if you know the right markets and places.
Anonymous
06/05/2023 10:09
Subject: Re:If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Vietnam for business suits and tailors - Hoi Ann
Spain for regular clothes
Spain for regular clothes
Anonymous
06/05/2023 08:56
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just bought a lot of clothes in London. Not where I would go if money were no object because they were fairly reasonably priced. But I'm happy with my summer haul.
I'm of Scottish, Irish and English ancestry so the shapes fit me better there.
You think that Scottish, Irish, and English people are shaped differently than everyone else?
I think that every different nationality (or ethnic group) is shaped differently. Is this news to you? Do you really disagree?
I'm 5'9 and tried to find a swimsuit in Vietnam once. Not very successfully.
Anonymous
06/05/2023 08:54
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just bought a lot of clothes in London. Not where I would go if money were no object because they were fairly reasonably priced. But I'm happy with my summer haul.
I'm of Scottish, Irish and English ancestry so the shapes fit me better there.
You think that Scottish, Irish, and English people are shaped differently than everyone else?
I think that every different nationality (or ethnic group) is shaped differently. Is this news to you? Do you really disagree?
Same poster to add:
Factual backup for my position.https://www.fitnescity.com/blog/ethnicity-and-chronic-disease-risk
Anonymous
06/05/2023 08:53
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just bought a lot of clothes in London. Not where I would go if money were no object because they were fairly reasonably priced. But I'm happy with my summer haul.
I'm of Scottish, Irish and English ancestry so the shapes fit me better there.
You think that Scottish, Irish, and English people are shaped differently than everyone else?
I think that every different nationality (or ethnic group) is shaped differently. Is this news to you? Do you really disagree?
Anonymous
06/05/2023 08:16
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
Anonymous wrote:I just bought a lot of clothes in London. Not where I would go if money were no object because they were fairly reasonably priced. But I'm happy with my summer haul.
I'm of Scottish, Irish and English ancestry so the shapes fit me better there.
You think that Scottish, Irish, and English people are shaped differently than everyone else?
Anonymous
06/05/2023 08:01
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
I get a new wardrobe from the Shanghai fabric market every time I'm there on business.
Anonymous
06/05/2023 07:37
Subject: If you could go on an international shopping trip (particularly for women’s clothing), where would you go?
If money were no object you wouldn't even need to ask this question.