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https://www.nordstrom.com/s/caslon-textured-pima-cotton-cardigan/7948914?color=BLUE+WINDSURFER&size=large&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=pmax_womanapparel_asset_group&utm_term=pmax_womanapparel_listing_group&utm_channel=low_nd_shopping_pmax&adpos=&creative=&device=c&matchtype=&network=x&acctid=21700000001689570&dskeywordid=&lid=58700008804472611&dsproductgroupid=&product_id=A3687183&merchid=1243147&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&locationid=9007767&targetid=&campaignid=21864773245&adgroupid=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21854357736&gbraid=0AAAAAD8eAEndUvS1JrNPCZJ6DbmMsIs5c&gclid=CjwKCAjwv5zEBhBwEiwAOg2YKD10FXRypg6p_VUwbpFi8mXypGCtyY_CBuRr6Oh9ypKFWHb77AAffhoCltcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Yes - both those "lady sweaters" AND the short-sleeved purple one are stylish and work appropriate. Love the Chanel throwback.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

It did not look old lady on the press secretary but it does look old lady on the old lady Ann Taylor model.

I agree it actually looks worse on the model, maybe because it is baggier on the very skinny model, but also I think because it shows the whole sweater. Those fake pocket things are just an abomination, and I really expect more from Ann Taylor. I think the posted photo of Leavitt in it doesn't look bad, but I suspect it was worse in person because this just isn't a good sweater. The color and the knit are nice, but the buttons are not great and the pockets are just awful. Ann Taylor, really, do better.

I completely disagree with your take on this cute sweater. You seem to reeeeeaaally be overreacting to what is a completely normal article of clothing.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

New to this subtopic: I’m sure the poster was talking about it because it was posted as an example of bad old fashion. It’s not particularly terrible. There are lots of examples of her being an old lady but the purple wasn’t one. Why can’t you say - purple sweater was a bad example and then post more bad ones? No need for you to die on the hill either

EXACTLY.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I love that sweater.

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Anonymous wrote:I like the Wyoming outfit except for the fur/fake fur on the collar of the jacket. I'd also pair with different top, but the one she has is ok:

So . . . head-to-toe dead animals?

It's Wyoming, so yeah, I guess.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

I crowdsourced this for you guys - I texted both pics to four of my nieces aged 22-30 (all professionals - an engineer, a consultant, an investment banker, and an MD) and they all agreed this is an old lady top and none of them would be caught dead shopping at Ann Taylor.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

There ae multiple people posting this, sweetie.

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Anonymous wrote:I like the Wyoming outfit except for the fur/fake fur on the collar of the jacket. I'd also pair with different top, but the one she has is ok:

So . . . head-to-toe dead animals?

Gross.

Anonymous wrote:I like the Wyoming outfit except for the fur/fake fur on the collar of the jacket. I'd also pair with different top, but the one she has is ok:

So . . . head-to-toe dead animals?

Anonymous wrote:Or this one:
https://www.nordstrom.com/s/caslon-textured-pima-cotton-cardigan/7948914?color=BLUE+WINDSURFER&size=large&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=pmax_womanapparel_asset_group&utm_term=pmax_womanapparel_listing_group&utm_channel=low_nd_shopping_pmax&adpos=&creative=&device=c&matchtype=&network=x&acctid=21700000001689570&dskeywordid=&lid=58700008804472611&dsproductgroupid=&product_id=A3687183&merchid=1243147&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&locationid=9007767&targetid=&campaignid=21864773245&adgroupid=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21854357736&gbraid=0AAAAAD8eAEndUvS1JrNPCZJ6DbmMsIs5c&gclid=CjwKCAjwv5zEBhBwEiwAOg2YKD10FXRypg6p_VUwbpFi8mXypGCtyY_CBuRr6Oh9ypKFWHb77AAffhoCltcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

I have this one and it’s super comfortable/great for a cold office. Although now I’m doubting myself 😂

Or this one:
https://www.nordstrom.com/s/caslon-textured-pima-cotton-cardigan/7948914?color=BLUE+WINDSURFER&size=large&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=pmax_womanapparel_asset_group&utm_term=pmax_womanapparel_listing_group&utm_channel=low_nd_shopping_pmax&adpos=&creative=&device=c&matchtype=&network=x&acctid=21700000001689570&dskeywordid=&lid=58700008804472611&dsproductgroupid=&product_id=A3687183&merchid=1243147&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&locationid=9007767&targetid=&campaignid=21864773245&adgroupid=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21854357736&gbraid=0AAAAAD8eAEndUvS1JrNPCZJ6DbmMsIs5c&gclid=CjwKCAjwv5zEBhBwEiwAOg2YKD10FXRypg6p_VUwbpFi8mXypGCtyY_CBuRr6Oh9ypKFWHb77AAffhoCltcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Not to keep harping on purple sweater, but I actually think the buttons would be okay (and the pockets might be bearable) if the sweater was long sleeved and looked more like a "lady jacket". Lady jacket is not my favorite style, but it's on trend and looks good on younger women, so would be a better choice for her. Like, isn't this one also from Ann Taylor a million times better? Feel like you could wear this with navy straight leg or wide leg pants and some kind of simple shell and it would look pretty fresh and professional:

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/textured-cardigan/850844.html?dwvar_850844_color=019789&dwvar_850844_size=39134813

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

It did not look old lady on the press secretary but it does look old lady on the old lady Ann Taylor model.

I agree it actually looks worse on the model, maybe because it is baggier on the very skinny model, but also I think because it shows the whole sweater. Those fake pocket things are just an abomination, and I really expect more from Ann Taylor. I think the posted photo of Leavitt in it doesn't look bad, but I suspect it was worse in person because this just isn't a good sweater. The color and the knit are nice, but the buttons are not great and the pockets are just awful. Ann Taylor, really, do better.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

She bounces once for every lie she tells.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually really like the lilac colored sweater in the last picture. Gorgeous color.

Right but she's 26-27 and you're 50.

And when I was in my 20s, I would definitely have worn that sweater to work. Grow up.

Reality check. She dresses like a 50 year old who has given up on fashion. She looks frumpy.

Whatever you say. Because we all know, you have to be right.

Well, I am 52, and I know my age demographic! She is almost 30 years younger. Why does she look like my age bracket?

What on earth is wrong with the lilac sweater? She's wearing something completely appropriate for the workplace. I can't even imagine what you'd prefer her to wear, nor do I want to.

I don't know why you're honed in on the purple sweater when there are a lot of other examples of her dressing much too old for her age. In my 20s (20+ years ago), I probably would have worn that purple sweater, sure. But I wouldn't have been caught dead in an oversized suit jacket, those weird pleated tapered pants she wears, etc., I actually wore stylish, fitted skirt and pant suits every single day. Key word: fitted.

https://www.anntaylor.com/clothing/sweaters/cata000011/geo-stitch-short-sleeve-cardigan/837426.html?dwvar_837426_color=9429&dwvar_837426_size=700¤cy=usd&country=US&srsltid=AfmBOoqRa2ROEMTWnlQ3VBoO0T-14yhAArQm4f_522Z6_eSa07yuY2XBkj4



Here's the sweater. I don't like the fit or the look of the false pocket tabs on her.

I watched a bit of her last press briefing and noticed (have before but no as consciously) how she bounces when she speaks. She's 5, 15, and 50 all at the same time.

It did not look old lady on the press secretary but it does look old lady on the old lady Ann Taylor model.