Top designers at discount prices

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  Posted by cindy Wed Apr 8, 2009 1:20pm PDT

  that is some ugly stuff. I will keep my money, thanks...

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  Posted by Ona Wed Apr 8, 2009 2:57pm PDT

  I agree with Cindy. Ugly! Not to mention much of it is highly over priced. $79 for a simple white skirt $60 for a button down shirt and $50 for a tank top. Really? That's a discount? I'll pass thanks.

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  Posted by opiniononly Wed Apr 8, 2009 4:17pm PDT

  I agree with all the posters. Ugly and overpriced...and an ivory jacket for $109...come on, wear it once and you'll have to wash or dry clean it.

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  Posted by janes Fri Apr 10, 2009 7:38am PDT

  Why is it that this video clip automatically starts up when you go to the thread section? If we want to watch it, we'll click on it. having this suddenly blare over your speakers at the office, then the time it takes to actually find and stop the darn thing, is pretty annoying. I will remember not to come back to this page.

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  Posted by Lavenya Dilip Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:54am PDT

  So many designer clothing seem to be on sale these days. Check out an Ungaro beauty at http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=14624456

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  Posted by Fashion Blogger Fri Apr 10, 2009 8:08pm PDT

  Honestly I do like her column but this post i don't know. All the clothes did not fit well on her and neither did they look good and were far too overpriced.

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  Posted by Liz Sat Apr 11, 2009 6:20am PDT

  I like the navy blazer, but I'm sure up-close the fabric is a bummer and the cut is off. Cheap clothes really bum me out because they are never cut right and, again, the fabric is always really cheap.

  I haven't like anything at Target; and don't get me started on the shoes fromTarget-clunky, plastic pieces of 'no thankyou'.

  It's also an even huger bummer that these famous designer who design for less open sweat shops in Thailand to make these clothes and keep the costs down.

  Any of you ladies know of some great resources for beautiful clothes that aren't made in sweat shops, that are also affordable, as in under $100 for a whole outfit, that won't make me look like I want to work on a farm or marry a farm animal? I also don't want to be a stripper; how about that American Apparel stuff? Most of it looks like what a stripper wears after work, no? Shiney dark purple spandex body suit with a black cotton mini? What? And some leg warmers? I mean, don't get me wrong, that is exactly how I dress when I'm having a dance party in my living room, but then what am supposed to wear to work or out to dinner?

  :)

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  Posted by Liz Sat Apr 11, 2009 6:23am PDT

  The only thing missing from those white, $30 plastic wedges is some green plastic easter grass. WTF? hahahhahahaha. Just say no.

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  Posted by Susan Sat Apr 11, 2009 7:23am PDT

  These clothes couldn't be more awful!!! I agree with the posts and then some.

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  Posted by jd Sat Apr 11, 2009 7:40am PDT

  ewww these clothes are ugly the i heart ronson clothes are the worst

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