to zara or not to zara
by jolevitan
i struggle with the idea of spending my money on fast fashion. i realize the instant gratification of being able to afford and sport the latest trends instantly, and often find my wardrobe lacking in variation. most of my stunners have been seen and worn to near death ( this is how i justify the opposite route of making firm decisions on high end items that will take me through multiple seasons and hopefully decades.) i’ve actually done a relatively good job at this but at times wish i could bight the bullet, have some fun at zara, and stop calculating how if i hadn’t bought two items i would be halfway to a stella sweater of my dreams. a countless number of stylish people i know are zara enthusiasts- taking pride in their skill at picking the standout pieces. today i perused online and must say found some good looking sweaters- but again… if i go… will i be taking away from the dream fund- or expanding my horizons?
Superb writing !!!! I have a Zara piece for you.
Beverly Lipson 10 Bellair St. Apt 608 Toronto On Canada
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I think fast fashion serves the purpose of supplying to people without “quality” issues .. Being Jo on the other hand serves the purpose of helping people like me to be inspired and therefor helps in “editing” the gods from the bad !!! I think that items such as T.shirts , underwear etc. are cool at brands like Uniqlo , but your Zara pics scream of “100% polyester knockoffs” …. DON’T !!