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 Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 1:50 am
A while back I walked in to Wal-mart and this woman was walking out and she was completely draped in Chanel. I mean the whole chabang. Purse, skirt, top, scarf, and glasses. My first thought was I wanted to know her. lol My second was wtf was she doing in Wal-mart. sweatdrop I assumed it was fake unless she was like one of those people who get paid to wear it as a sort of walking advertisement. Anyway to my point...
Are you the type of person who loathe clothes with the name printed in huge distinct ways? Do you think it seems tacky to wear one outfit that is completely noticably one brand or label? Would you do it if you were paid?
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Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:21 pm
A truly good label wouldn't need to stick a large logo on everything. The customer ought to know by the comfort, quality, and style, and I think large logos are vulgar.
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Britomartis-the-Valiant Crew
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Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 10:20 am
It bugs me when a brand sticks their name or logo
ALL OVER everything. D:
I tend to avoid certain stores and brands for that reason.
I'd rather not be a walking advertisement.
Now, if someone paid me to do it...
well it depends on how much they paid me. XD
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Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:25 am
I like Chanel stuff when it is just the logo and the name is no where to be seen. And it depends on the size. I never liked the FCUK stuff because I thought the logo was just silly to be giant. I found a few nice things because it was small or none visible.
And as for getting paid it would still have to look good. Although personally I want to get paid to drive a silly looking vehicle around.
And as for walmart maybe she saves money to buy all that stuff by buying cheap underwear, groceries, and movies?
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Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 12:42 pm
Britomartis-the-Valiant A truly good label wouldn't need to stick a large logo on everything. The customer ought to know by the comfort, quality, and style, and I think large logos are vulgar. Agreed, I just can't stand labels who are afraid people aren't going to know...and the poor person who buys their clothes ends up looking like a billboard; or worse...a Nascar driver.
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Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 2:46 pm
Oterys Britomartis-the-Valiant A truly good label wouldn't need to stick a large logo on everything. The customer ought to know by the comfort, quality, and style, and I think large logos are vulgar. Agreed, I just can't stand labels who are afraid people aren't going to know...and the poor person who buys their clothes ends up looking like a billboard; or worse...a Nascar driver. Nascar omg that just made me really LOL xd
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