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Food & fashion exist synonymously.
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I don't get the Cut's confusion here. Celebs near and far - as you've shown - wear them constantly, ergo: people buy them at all cost. And "we don't do that in NY" is an egregious lie.
ReplyDeleteThats what they were trying to say in the article, "Oh, how wrong we were. The Soho store (yes, there is one) has had a line snaking down the block all month according to the Shophound. And he wondered: Why? But we want to know, who's waiting in line for Uggs?"
ReplyDeleteRead more: The Mystery of the Uggs Line -- The Cut http://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2009/12/the_mystery_of_the_uggs.html#ixzz0bIS4HkJQ