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 Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:27 am
I think it's awful.
I wanted to buy from them, but now they don't have anything I like ):
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 3:02 pm
spuntino My guess is a combination of things, really. First of all, it makes it easier and more fun for themselves; they only have to produce what they want to produce. Secondly, they want to be taken seriously as designers, so they're experimenting more and releasing things that they normally wouldn't. Garments with pintucks and extra frills are harder to make and experimentation is a difficult thing to do if you make it open to all-comers. Thus, instead of giving everyone the option of buying X-skirt and Y-blouse, they're creating a limited supply of unique items for people at different sizes to better vary their designs and the "novelty" factor of things.
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