We still want to keep our casual look, but now people want something extra and interesting. Not just a hoodie, but one that's fun or even intellectual.
I can't run for as many ice cream breaks as I used to when I watched for pure enjoyment.
I think it's partly the war. Pink is very sweet, childish, optimistic color.
Pink has become as ubiquitous as black. Who would have thought that?
While consumers may be a little leery of white, they don't need to be. What we're seeing is a very soft and romantic white, many times even bordering on ecru or a faded, old garment you had in white and then you go back to it and it's taken on a patina.
You can look at replacing those chandelier earrings -- finally! -- with something '60s mod or something linear.
The third reason is that the dress became dowdy. It just wasn't something anyone youthful and hip wanted to wear.
Baby-dolls are for little girls, or someone who thinks they are still a little girl. I'm just not sure the baby-doll look can work for the typical American woman. We will have to see.
There were a lot of designers who did not take a chance for Fall 2005, and I think those designers are going to be braver, ... although certainly not as courageous as those who already took a chance.
It seems like everyone is showing a pretty spring coat. Ideally, they're in a beautiful print. I think women will love that and some of the coats are so light they still can be worn when it's warmer.
It's not as sexually hard, like you think she's going to pull out the whips and chains.
take this moment to do something radically new.
I know we bought multiples of them, but you can put them away or just wear them around the house.