Trendy clothing?
By CherBear04
@CherBear04 (483)
United States
2 responses
@beccarose (121)
• United States
21 Mar 08
if your looking for more high fashion you should check out that mall area in west lake I think it is? crocker park. - but you better be willing to spend some money....
You can find trendy clothing at goodwill if ya ask me. lol. I've actually started doing over my wardrobe too. I have alot of collard* shirts and like nicer vests to go over them. and skirts/dresses.
Are you looking for the teenage look where its considdered high fashion but its still like teenager like haha.. or are you looking for a "professional*" look with the collard shirts and dress pants. or suits.- I have a few suits now, although they wont fit me for another few months but I'll have something to wear when I have the baby lol.
@CherBear04 (483)
• United States
21 Mar 08
I figured it would cost money to do haha, I'm not expecting to be able to buy the entire wardrobe in one shot, just like one thing here and there. No, I am not looking for a teenager look that is "high fashion". I am more looking for the New York Woman's professional attire, but dressed down a little bit. I do not want it to be uncomfortable looking suits and skirts. But I want it to be high fashion, professional-like, but not pin-stripe suits and skirts and nice shoes. I need something my age, not something for 14 year olds and not something for 30 year old women.
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@Courtom (287)
• Canada
27 Mar 08
Obviously it would depend on your age and body type as well as your personal style, and your financial limits. Yes, going to a mall would be a great place to start, but going with the intention to buy a new wardrobe is not. I would recommend going to the mall with friends or family and trying on lots of different outfits, colors, fits etc until you find what best flatters you and meets all your needs. When constructing outfits, try and choose pieces that can be used in a variety of different outfits.
