Evereve is my favorite

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

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Anonymous wrote:Wait I should talk trash about the Target dresses. Nothing makes me happier than fighting a $30 target dress to throw on to run errands, grab lunch with friends or god forbid wear to the office a few times. I usually wear them just that season but so what?

Seriously? Yet another reason we’re all going to hell in a hand basket.

+1

The overconsumption that is ruining the planet.

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.

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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.

I was shopping at Anthro at Mosaic today and remembering this post and laughing. There were two accessory tables up at the front: one had jewelry and the other ... reading glasses. Lol. Definitely aiming at the old lady demographic. No question about it. You won't walk into a clothing store aimed at the "preteen" and see an entire table of reading glasses for sale. Also, I loved pretty much everything, and I'm 54. So yeah, Anthropologie is an an old lady store. Not like Talbot's and JJill, but an old lady store nevertheless at this point. It's aged along with it's target demographic, I think.

They had some very cute stuff though; if you like fruit themed stuff, check it out. Lots of tanks, tshirts, and sweaters with cherries, strawberries, lemons, tomatoes, etc on them. Very cute.

Anonymous wrote:agnes b.

There was a fun piece about her in the NY Times a couple of weeks ago

Lots of Theory and Brooks Brothers with random fill in from J Crew, Quince, and other places. I try not to buy trendy (obvious from my selections) and to buy higher quality fabrics that will last. Cannot stand fast fashion these days.

agnes b.

Anonymous wrote:JCrew
Boden
Quince
Marine layer
Pact
Nordstrom Rack
Madewell

This is basically me. Lots of gap or old navy leggings and sports bras if i'm going to the gym. Also Everlane and Theory for work stuff.

Anonymous wrote:Wait I should talk trash about the Target dresses. Nothing makes me happier than fighting a $30 target dress to throw on to run errands, grab lunch with friends or god forbid wear to the office a few times. I usually wear them just that season but so what?

Seriously? Yet another reason we’re all going to hell in a hand basket.

Nordstrom, Saks for basics
Shopbop for swim, fun stuff
Anthropologie more for summer love the dresses
The real real for things like belts, shoes, bags
J crew for button ups
Net a porter for fancy occasions

I am a huge shopper and must stop!

JCrew
Boden
Quince
Marine layer
Pact
Nordstrom Rack
Madewell

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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

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.

Agree. I’m in my 50s and got the pants I wear to work all the time at Anthro.

Anonymous wrote:I recently walked into an Old Navy and a Chicos. I had to turn around and leave because the smell of chemicals was overwhelming.

To say nothing of the electromagnetic targeting.

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Anonymous wrote:L’Agence
Vince
Theory
Sézane
Veronica Beard
J Crew
Mother
New balance
Zara
Sandro
Banana Republic
Max Mara


I wear a wardrobe centered in great jeans and cashmere in fall/ winter - dresses and long skirts (I prefer silk maxi with a tshirt or tank) in spring/summer. A good camel coat, black coat, leather jacket, suede jacket, two trench coats.

I’ll note all is helped by being slim and in shape

You just outed yourself as a fat women who wears absolutely none of these clothes. It's truly obvious when people come on here and lie.

I have died. Bless you, dcum.

+1

It's not a proper thread until we are all calling each other fat!