Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by ellimere
(Post 7334487)
I miss high streets period. :(
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Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by Giantaxe
(Post 7337783)
That's 'cos they're called Main St's here :p
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Re: High Street Shops in US
Victoria's Secret dresses some women up nicely.
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Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by paddingtongreen
(Post 7338166)
Victoria's Secret dresses some women up nicely.
Have to say it's one of my favorites :) |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by sambapink
(Post 7338225)
And how would you know.. ;)
Have to say it's one of my favorites :) |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Well.....next month "Top Shop" is coming to New York City -
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandsty...e-philip-green I have a nightmare trying to find clothes that I like as I'm only 5' 2" in height. I love Zara (Spanish chain) and Anthropologie (although it's expensive) but even here in the US it's hard to find fashionable petite sizes...:( I'm off to Singapore tomorrow for a couple of months (to rejoin my lovely husband) but the clothes there are very expensive as everything is imported, although they do have Top Shop, Warehouse, Dorothy Perkins etc.....and best of all quite a few Marks & Spencers stores selling clothes, accessories, food, wine....and Percy Pigs..! :D If you go into an Asian clothing shop and want to try something on to see if it fits, it is extremely common for the shop assistant to tell you that you can't because you're 'too fat'...:lol: (I'm a US size 6 and some brands an 8) They also like to follow you around in case you might be a shoplifter...:rofl: I miss Boots, Next and Argos. |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by Englishmum
(Post 7338490)
I have a nightmare trying to find clothes that I like as I'm only 5' 2" in height. I love Zara (Spanish chain) and Anthropologie (although it's expensive) but even here in the US it's hard to find fashionable petite sizes...:(
she buys a lot of clothing from the Talbot's catalog. |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by Bill_S
(Post 7338702)
Mrs Bill is 5' 10" and can't find fashionable tall sizes in stores...
she buys a lot of clothing from the Talbot's catalog. People buying naff clothes. Bleurk... Conform. Conform. What do the tabloids tell me is cool? No thanks. To the OP, this move'll be good for you. |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by Octang Frye
(Post 7338715)
Wow, it's been a long time since I bought clothes from stores like River Island and Next. Heh heh. As we were talking about population density, PG, I think that factor is in play here, too.
People buying naff clothes. Bleurk... Conform. Conform. What do the tabloids tell me is cool? No thanks. To the OP, this move'll be good for you. |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Depends on how much of a slapassho you want to dress as I suppose :D
AF, AE, shite scrubbing homeless wear. But anyway- Aeropostale Aldo Anthropologie Banana Republic bebe Betsey Johnson If you want to look like a colourblind wasak Chico's Express If you want to look like a second hand car salesman Hollister Co. Same category as AF lucy New York & Company Pac Sun Ruehl Zara |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
(Post 7335453)
Macys (I think they're nationwide)
Yes, my perspective of shops has changed slightly since I had a baby, quality of bathrooms and lifts have certainly gone up a notch of few :D |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by Englishmum
(Post 7338490)
I miss Boots, Next and Argos. |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 7338829)
Who have the most mingingest bogs I've ever seen, family changing rooms you could pick up god knows what from....from a bog perspective, Nordstroms does win out.
Yes, my perspective of shops has changed slightly since I had a baby, quality of bathrooms and lifts have certainly gone up a notch of few :D |
Re: High Street Shops in US
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
(Post 7338946)
I must say I don't spend hardly any time in the bogs at department stores in the US.
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Re: High Street Shops in US
I think for blokes it is always easy, jeans and jumpers, shorts and ts sorted! Personally I like express and gap... but my wife is 23 and when we were over there just struggled to find reasonably priced fashionable stuff.. there seemed no in-between for her from Target/Ross to French Connection.... But as I say sure we will find some places!
Anyone here recommend good malls in Atlanta? We went to Lennox in Buckhead but was whay pricey! |
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