internet shopping foray part III?




After successfully purchasing a dress and a skirt from the American Apparel website this year, I feel ready to venture into the world of online shopping for the third time, from American Apparel again, oddly enough. I think this Le Sac dress will bring me endless hours of fun, though I don't necessarily like all the styles shown on the website. But then I hesitate at spending US$38 on what is essentially pieces of cloth and two long strings. Am I being a sucker for something I can actually make myself if I wear less lazy? Should I just pay the premium for being lazy?
Images from americanapparel.net
Comments
Been a silent fan of your blog for awhile.
Great find!
But I vote for makin' it yourself :D
US$38 - urk.
My color picks would be: navy blue jersey with gold lame bands OR primrose yellow jersey with soft denim bands.
You could also make the bands thicker.
Go DIY!
xx.
betta - Thanks! I like the idea of navy with gold bands. Shall see if I can psyche myself into doing this.