Anthropologie’s latest email features the Manambe Dress ($168) I so adore but have no occasion to wear. Click through the email and you’re taken to the Splashy Stems page where all things floral reside, from clothing to shoes to bedding. I like the palette of the Blurred Reef Camisole ($78) and the Picabeen V-Neck ($78, above) would like great under…
I’ll just come out and say it: I think the anthro newsletter is awesome! Every month when I’m done reading it I think “Ohhh, that was pretty cool.” This month the newsletter features interviews with personal shoppers from NY and CA. Nothing groundbreaking but a nice little featurette. I heartily approve. Did you know that Anthropologie has personal shoppers? I…
Dress with Ruffled V Neckline ($445) Oh, Catherine Malandrino…je t’adore. Her store (and Nanette Lepore‘s) are so close to my work that I have to purposely avoid Broome Street so I don’t blow entire paychecks. Malandrino’s clothing is always flattering, always on-trend and just gorgeous to look at. It is in many ways a great companion to Anthropologie’s zeitgeist. I’m…
Well, well, Anthropologie has finally updated their online sale section! Baltzer’s Bridle Cardigan: now $70 Frosted Meadow Cardigan: now $70 Remember Me Surplice: now $50 Triple Falls Tee: now $40 Grand Acres Blouse: now $40 Flowers & Thyme Dress: now $100 Plain & Fancy Dress: now $100 Cornelia Skirt: now $50 Kuerner’s Hill Jacket: now $80 Furniss Cowgirl Boots: now…
Home Textiles Today, a trade rag for the design industry has a great article about Urban Outfitters’ home division. In reading the piece I thought many quotes from current UO CEO Glen T. Senk (he was President of Anthro before!) could easily be applied across company disciplines. Some excerpts from the article (read it all here): Looking at the company…
The Bungalow Dress ($278), by Plenty by Tracy Reese was getting a lot of attention in-store. I think I am in the minority here but this dress throws me for a loop. I like both layers of it. Separately. Together? I’m not sold. The draping of the skirt is lovely. The sweetheart neckline is a delight. To me it looks…
In Anthropologie’s 5th Ave store (NYC) there is what I like to call Dress Row. Along the stairwell leading to the lower level are selected dresses from their current collection, usually the best of the pack. I can almost never walk by without picking up at least one to try on. Over the weekend I tried on several between all…