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Anonymous wrote:Topshop within Nordstrom. They have it at Tyson's.

I kind of love the mental image of a surly teen shipping for'edgy' clothes with her mom.....at Nordstrom.

Yes, very edgy.

When's the last time you were n Nordstrm? The Topshop in Nordstom is a very popular and trendy stand-alone store in London and Paris right now.

+1. Clearly PPs are not fashion forward themselves.

I'm in Paris right now and see lots of Topshop clothes.

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Anonymous wrote:Topshop within Nordstrom. They have it at Tyson's.

I kind of love the mental image of a surly teen shipping for'edgy' clothes with her mom.....at Nordstrom.

Yes, very edgy.

When's the last time you were n Nordstrm? The Topshop in Nordstom is a very popular and trendy stand-alone store in London and Paris right now.

+1. Clearly PPs are not fashion forward themselves.

What's edgy about "very popular and trendy"?

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Anonymous wrote:Topshop within Nordstrom. They have it at Tyson's.

I kind of love the mental image of a surly teen shipping for'edgy' clothes with her mom.....at Nordstrom.

Yes, very edgy.

When's the last time you were n Nordstrm? The Topshop in Nordstom is a very popular and trendy stand-alone store in London and Paris right now.

+1. Clearly PPs are not fashion forward themselves.

Garage (tysons), American Eagle, Hollister, Abercrombie, Papyrus - go to Tysons.

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Anonymous wrote:Why do you want to encourage DD to project "edgy" on first day of school?

Op says her daughter prefers edgy so it's not about OP encouraging it. And what's wrong with edgy?

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Anonymous wrote:Topshop within Nordstrom. They have it at Tyson's.

I kind of love the mental image of a surly teen shipping for'edgy' clothes with her mom.....at Nordstrom.

Lol

Anonymous wrote:Why do you want to encourage DD to project "edgy" on first day of school?

Op says her daughter prefers edgy so it's not about OP encouraging it. And what's wrong with edgy?

Seriously - what is DD wearing today? Why not the same for first day of school?

Why do you want to encourage DD to project "edgy" on first day of school?

This thread made me laugh! I have a geek chic, edgy eighth grader and had no idea where to take her. I took her to Nordstrom (thinking I was being nice spending a lot I her) and it was an utter failure! The much cheaper Hot Topic was better appreciated by her.

It is all terrible clothing. We go w jeans, a leather jacket or two, trendy tshirts from hot topic and cool boots.

Thanks for the great suggestions!

For the vintage shoppers -- any particular stores to recommend in the Falls Church/Fairfax area?

Pac Sun and Madewell

Anonymous wrote:She also may like the online store Brandy Melville. They are good for small and average sized teens. A lot of their stuff is one size fits all.

I wouldn't want to support this company. Really contributes to negative body images for girls IMO.

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