I went to Target today to check out the Neiman Marcus pop up shop. Here's a mini-review:
BoO Best Friends Hats ($29.99): These are really thin and don't feel substantial at all. Target's Merona brand winter caps are much thicker and at $4, a much more reasonable buy.
Thom Browne Blazer ($149.99): This one will be hit or miss with a lot of people. It's cut very short, which you can kind of see in these pics. Functional buttons on the sleeve, which might be a problem since the Medium seemed a little on the short side while the Large had the sleeves almost to my knuckles. I personally think that a lot of the details on this blazer (white contrast piping, red/white/blue ribbon details on buttons and behind collar) are very feminine, which makes sense since there is an identical female version of this blazer in the collection.
Rag & Bone Cardigan ($69.99): I actually liked this piece a lot. Maybe because of the Childish Gambino lyric, but also because it fit pretty well (pictured in size Medium). Snug in the arms and chest, nice shawl collar and very sturdy button placket. This was much thicker than the Thom Browne blazer and is probably the only piece I would consider paying full price for in this collection. Might go back to pick this one up this week.
The Rag & Bone flask and shot glass set also looked very nice.
Man, it was crazy/fun but I convinced him that he doesn't wear the right kinda clothes (fit wise), ESPECIALLY jeans. We ended up getting a few American Rag pieces that were good starters, and fit his price range.
I've slept on Converse for way to long. Does anyone have a pair of any of these that can comment on the fit and quality?
Wow, that's kinda high for the average Target consumer.
I personally don't. I have various materials, from lamb to horsehide to calf. After about 2 years of wearing, they still feel supple.
Post fit pics if possible
My go to spots were the clearance racks at Macy's Dillard's, best sales I've seen as for as department stores, but the selections vary significantly from store to store. I've scored so many slim silhouette and dressier/casual shoes for less than $20, $25, and $30.. Sperry's, Timberland, and a lot of their in house brands can be had for up to 70% off and sometimes more if you use a store card.So me and the BF went shopping today...Man, it was crazy/fun but I convinced him that he doesn't wear the right kinda clothes (fit wise), ESPECIALLY jeans. We ended up getting a few American Rag pieces that were good starters, and fit his price range.
He pretty much doesn't like to spend over 25 over ANY article of clothing that isn't for "fancy" occasions to work. Hey, I can respect/dig that. However, the problem comes into play when getting shoes. Women's shoes is no problem, I can find some stuff 30 and under bet men's is a HASSLE. Ya'll know of any places that have good sales, or any stores in particular that have various styles of shoes but they kinda fall in the 25-30 dollar range? Or what sites are about to have good sales or something.
Even target's boots were 45
White shirtI haven't seen this brought up in recent pages that I've gone through. Let me know if I ever missed this convo.
I have this Camel Hair Jacket that my dad got me and I haven't been able to put it together well. I love it and want to sport it but without the I look old in this jacket look. (Although I am 27 I do look 17 at times with no facial hair and a short hair cut)
I've been told to rock with a light blue or a brown button up. Help would be appreciated as this is a tough one for me.
