So... I want to look like a fat, sloppy weirdo... also I want to look cheap... what do you have?
Oh, good. I was worried I was going to have to walk over to Charlotte Russe.
So fresh and so clean! The pleating detail makes this breezy little top look at least a little more expensive than $17.80. I just want to throw it on over a cami and tuck it into a work skirt. Totally sheer tops from Forever 21 are work appropriate right... Cool. That's what I thought.
"So I was walking down Sunset and I was like Oh My God it's so breezy today it's really weird cause I thought it was going to be warm out and everything and OH MY GOD I just saw my reflection in a store front what the fuck am I wearing."
Oh Lawd. Forever 21 apparently found a wormhole directly into the closet of my fourth grade teacher Mrs. Overton circa 1990. Great. Now I am having the sudden urge to demonstrate my prowess at timed multiplication tables.
So I should probably preface every post about Forever 21 by saying "I probably should not like this as much as I do" since all they sell is disposable crap clothes for teens and tweens, and I am neither a teen nor a tween. Whatever. I don't let that stop me. Anyhow, I look at these camel colored corduroy shorts and all I can think is "sure why not." They are kinda cute. I am a sucker for camel color anything this time of year.
I don't know why, but for some reason this speaks to me. I am not sure what it's saying. Maybe: "Damn, you crazy girl. I am a lace sweatshirt!" But for some reason, I just think it's kinda cute.![]() |
| Horrid Kjumper |
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| Horrid Kpants |
It's a little unfair to call this edition of Forever Fridays the knock off edition since I am pretty sure that everything that is sold at Forever 21 is a knock off of something somewhere. Sometimes their knock offs are blatant and obvious copies of garments made by real designers, and sometimes their knock offs are just made in the spirit of a designer. Like for instance this wannabe Missoni bodycon dress. Other than Missoni's upcoming line for Target I don't think there is very much cross over between gals who buy Missoni and gals who shop at Forever. So naturally this doesn't bother me too much. Maybe I have a shaky moral compass when it comes to wearable intellectual property. Who knows. Maybe I just love Forever and want them to succeed. Also, who knows.
But then again, maybe these suits would work out for a young high school fellow going to his first dance or fancy job interview. Though all of the pics on the F21 website just remind me of douchey club doormen. So maybe that's their key demographic.