[…] let Emerson try on because of the pricepoint. I am not going to pay $30 for a pair of denim shorts that I could get at Old Navy for less than $10, especially knowing how that’s the kind of clothing that gets beat up and well-worn over a season. One pair of the jeans […]
[…] with far more style and interest. It’s a good thing to have in your summer wardrobe… so good I realize I own practically the same top in navy that I got at LOFT a couple years ago. So while this top is a win in my book, I returned it because I don’t really […]
[…] a very pretty orchid-colored print in Regular, Petite, Tall, and Plus sizes. And this link has the same dress in four solids. I have this dress in navy and this will be my third summer wearing it and loving it. Again, comes in the broad size range and this one is $5 less than […]
[…] view of the dress, ask if the skirt is lined or what type of slit it has in the back. Ask if it’s more of a midnight navy or a dark blue, and ask for the fabric content. If you are unsure of the year, ask to see a photo of the label (most […]
[…] Levi’s and find them way too small. The description says these are super stretchy, and they do stretch, but not like jeggings or a pair of Old Navy jeans. These are more like Universal Standard in that they stretch enough that you can bend over and sit and squat without being in pain, but […]
[…] and early access to sales. I also have a Banana Republic Visa; I get points on all purchases but even more points when I shop at Old Navy, Gap, Banana, and Athleta. With a tall husband (Gap and Banana both have tall clothing) and a growing kid who likes lots of color and comfy […]
[…] Twice Make a List. So you like the polka dots featured in Bazaar. You like the new width of jeans seen in In Style. You love how navy is coming back into vogue on the pages of Vogue. Write these things down, or tear out pages from your glossy magazines and take them with […]
[…] be as silky or tightly woven as the 800 thread count cotton sateen set. This holds true for clothing fabric as well and is why your Old Navy tee shirt may start pilling after one wear while your James Perse tee looks new after years of washings. The Look for Less Often Means Questionable […]
