Anthropologie does a great job of selecting brands to carry in-store. Somehow they take all these different backgrounds and blend them into one cohesive thought. As I’ve become more engrossed by the store I’ve gotten a bit better at guessing which brand submitted which piece. One of my favorite brands is Pink Studio. Their About Us page sums up nicely…
Anthropologie has updated the website sale section! The tops section seems to be the biggest beneficiary with 20 or so new items added. Some highlights: Mirabella Scoopneck: now $40 Sweet William Blouse: now $70 Penna Tunic: now $50 Shadowlight Dress: now $70 Whistle Stop Skirt: now $40 Through the Seasons Jacket: now $40 Animal Portrait Pendants: now $30
Anthropologie updated their homepage and truly seems to be embracing the flowiness right now. First they highlight ‘slouchy tees‘ which I’d politely suggest renaming free-flowing tops. Lots of cute ones to choose from like the Steep Stairs Tank ($78) which was part of Right Angle in their Geometry cycle last week or the The-Look-Back Tank ($68) which is gorgeous coming…
Gah! Isn’t the dress above super cute? It’s the Kimchi Blue Striped Sundress ($58) at Anthropologie’s sister-slash-parent brand Urban Outfitters. Nothing fancy; just a nice throw me on and run out the door Spring comfy dress. I want this dress! However I have a bit of a dilemma. You see Urban Outfitters likes to taunt anyone with anything resembling curves.…
Oh my goodness. I have tried to turn a blind eye to this Anthropologie but today I can condone no longer. Harem pants? Your latest email is about harem pants? Fine, let’s ignore that these are harem pants for a second. How do this look fit into the Anthropologie collection? I just…it blows my mind. Between these and cuffed jeans…
Thank you much to archivia and Lara for letting me know that anthro members received an email yesterday. This email says that the in-store sale selection will be replenished today and links to the store locator page to find a nearby Anthropologie. This is great news! The sale selection was starting to get a bit stale (though that didn’t stop…
Photo by Henry Marc Perez The New York Times jobs section has been running vignettes on bosses, managers and employees. Today one of the featurettes was on Glen Senk, the CEO of Urban Outfitters. From the article:My first job after graduating was with Bloomingdale’s. I had nine great years there, starting as an assistant buyer and finishing as senior vice…
