Comments on Why Are Women Clothing Sales "Disappointing?" TypePad2007-12-18T19:00:22ZYvonne DiVitahttps://www.lipsticking.com/tag:typepad.com,2003:https://www.lipsticking.com/2007/12/why-are-women-c/comments/atom.xml/wholesale womens clothing commented on 'Why Are Women Clothing Sales "Disappointing?" 'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c011b53ef0115723f7281970b2009-07-28T07:22:17Z2009-07-28T07:22:17Zwholesale womens clothinghttp://www.sevenwholesale.comThis post really interesting. it seems you tackle a wide variety of topics about clothing for womens. I definitely agree...<p>This post really interesting. it seems you tackle a wide variety of topics about clothing for womens. I definitely agree of what you say on your post. it gives me a lot of sense!</p>
<p>-altheya-</p>Yvonne DiVita commented on 'Why Are Women Clothing Sales "Disappointing?" 'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c011b53ef00e54fb185b488332007-12-25T16:53:19Z2007-12-25T16:53:20ZYvonne DiVitahttp://www.scratchingsandsniffings.comAh, the pursuit of the perfect outfit. I never had the problem... as I was once one of those "thin"...<p>Ah, the pursuit of the perfect outfit. I never had the problem... as I was once one of those "thin" gals who could wear off-the-rack clothes, which I gave little thought to. Now, I run a business, I'm not 22 anymore, and I've put on a few pounds. I want clothes that are attractive AND comfortable. </p>
<p>Style is the last thing on my mind because... as you note... it doesn't exist for baby boomers. We are NOT our mothers or grandmothers... and we are NOT our daughters and granddaughters.</p>
<p>We are individuals, business professionals, women of note, we care about how we look, but you and I (and hundreds of others) refuse to "look" the way someone else thinks we should look. </p>
<p>Which is why I'm glad I work primarily from home... I can wear jeans and sweatshirts. Tres' comfy!<br />
</p>Lena L. West commented on 'Why Are Women Clothing Sales "Disappointing?" 'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c011b53ef00e54fab507588332007-12-20T03:14:20Z2007-12-20T03:14:21ZLena L. Westhttp://techforward.entrepreneur.comI agree 100%. All the stores today seem to have forgotten about a little thing called PERSONAL STYLE. No one...<p>I agree 100%.</p>
<p>All the stores today seem to have forgotten about a little thing called PERSONAL STYLE.</p>
<p>No one has it anymore. I think all the buyers for these stores left their personal style at the import/export docks in foreign lands.</p>
<p>I used to be a turtleneck, slacks and high-heeled boots gal (or sling backs and a v-neck in the summer). </p>
<p>Now, as I'm doing more speaking and my business is on a bigger playing field, I've fallen in love with the 'cardigan as jacket'.</p>
<p>I make it my business to find interesting cardigans than have shape and definition that I can wear in place of the staid suit jacket.</p>
<p>I always get great compliments and because I'm comfortable, I give a better presentation.</p>
<p>All that to say, to hell with what they're saying about the economy. I don't want to see myself walking down the street and I want to know that my clothing comes from people who care about the Earth and their communities - and to do that, means just saying no to Ann Taylor.</p>
<p>-Lena</p>Mary commented on 'Why Are Women Clothing Sales "Disappointing?" 'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c011b53ef00e54fbda69588342007-12-19T17:21:37Z2007-12-19T17:21:37ZMary http://www.inwomenwetrust.comI'm holding out until they provide 100%organic, cotton, wool... something that will wear beyond one season, and that I can...<p>I'm holding out until they provide 100%organic, cotton, wool... something that will wear beyond one season, and that I can wear into a business meeting instead of a gym. </p>Jennifer commented on 'Why Are Women Clothing Sales "Disappointing?" 'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341c011b53ef00e54fbd85de88342007-12-19T15:31:53Z2007-12-19T15:31:53ZJenniferhttp://www.alaivani.comThanks for posting this! I hope retailers see this. I agree fully. This is why I am anti-mall most of...<p>Thanks for posting this! I hope retailers see this. I agree fully. This is why I am anti-mall most of the time. It's so hard to find good fits, styles and fabrics if you're not stick thin. In a country that prides individualism, it's quite ironic that everyone strives to dress the same! The other irony is that though it's made in China, India or other countries, those same items are never found on shelves of those countries, though people there can afford it and will buy it. The dollar exchange rate forces them to think they are worth only the inferior rejected pieces or imposter labels.</p>