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Nordstrom has carried Margiela for ages - at least the Seattle flagship. The buys were also always boring.It’s weird seeing shops like Nordstrom add Margiela, but have a totally random buy, selecting stuff that has nothing distinguishing about it. Nothing that would make someone understand the brand or the price. It’ll just end 70% off at the Rack, covered in the sweat of all the people who tried it on because it was on sale but didn’t want to buy $800 twill trousers
Nordstrom has carried Margiela for ages - at least the Seattle flagship. The buys were also always boring.
I got "bronze access."Anyone else become a Farfetch ‘silver access’ member?
I got "bronze access."
Jerk.
I too think those one splatter and lip stick shirts are lame but i had bad taste
This Dries shirt on the other hand... even Graham Norton has good enough taste to wear it
I’ve seen about 3 or 4 of those rain drop shirts on eBay since last year
The ever-increasing use of the words "investment" & "clothing" together is driving me crazy.
For some reason, I wanted to trigger myself this morning. And came upon "20 investment brands" from Mr. Porter. This is one of Mr. Porter's suggestions:
I'm not a finance nerd or anything. But I don't know how the hell this can qualify as an investment.
/rant.