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I'm thinking of making a quick pop into Madewell this evening to check out one of my (and everyone else who has a penchant for thrift stores and boys in bands) favorite fashionista's latest line that came out today. Alexa Chung has hip minimalism with a touch of tomboyish (or is it little girlish?) quirk down to a tee and her closet is probably on the top of my list of those I would love to raid. That being said, just like last time around, I would definitely wear a majority of the line but still feel weird about the high-prices for such muted reaction inducing clothing. That that being said, last time I regretted not buying the lovely polka dot dress when I saw it around on the blogs. That that that being said, I still sorta hope when I see the clothes in person (there is another polka dot dress) that my reaction continues to be somewhat lackluster cause in the end I don't want to spend $200 on a dress or $350 on a pretty dope pair of shoes. Wish me luck!
When I first posted about Alexa Chung for Madewell, I said that I wouldn´t spend the couple hundred it costs for one of the pieces, even though I did really like them all. But since seeing this little number on Rachel Bilson, I may have changed my mind. Too bad everything is sold out and that looking like Rachel Bilson doesn´t come with purchase.
Round two is avaliable online today. I like it all — simple, retro yet modern, classic, stylish, hip — I would wear almost every piece. That being said, even though Madewell is supposed to be inexpensive and who would´t die to dress like Alexa, I am not sure I would drop almost $150 for any of the items. They are all so simple, retro yet modern, classic, stylish and hip that I think I could find simlar things in a thrift store. Madewell shoes however, I would fork out some dough, love them. Anyway, If I did go for it though it would definitely be the peter pan collar velvet dress. What about you?