Tuesday, November 27, 2012

speaking of sequins + cardigans.....


Erin Fetherston wanted you to know (okay, Erin Fetherston's PR PERSON wanted you to know) that these silk/cashmere babies are on sale.

Do we like them? I can't decide.

19 comments:

  1. I don't like them - they hit at a really odd point in the midsection. Maybe someone with a short torso would look alright in them, but I think they are very oddly cut.

    And the sequins... eh? Maybe it's just me, but I think it's weird to just have it on the front two panels of the shirt.

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  2. nooooooooooooooooope. weird length, and i hate the neckline. seems like it would flatter no one.

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  3. looks better on the models, could see it with a little black dress, holiday party or NYE

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  4. They're so boxy, and the sequins at the shoulder seem like weird sequin cardigan thick straps.

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  5. I think they're cute! I think the length is great - you would wear them with something high-waisted, or to define the waist a little.

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  6. The silver one is okay (although that length would be hideous on me), but they all have a Bye Bye Birdie sock-hop vibe to them. Maybe for a rockabilly wedding?

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  7. I like all three of them, but as with all cardigans I'd have to try them on. I have some shorter ones that look great with one piece dresses!

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  8. These photos are very unflattering! They look better on the model on the website but it still looks a bit pleather-y.

    Cheap cashmere + cheap sequins probably means the cashmere's from China (= ecologically very unsustainable) and sequins sewn by a home worker getting paid a pittance (or even child labour).

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  9. Sleeve shape needs to be slimmer. That boxy flare out above the wrist is fug on practically everyone. Another one for the meh camp.

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  10. Ashamed that I kinda dig them - must be my inner tweeny bop but I want to pair the black with a Smiths shirt and doc martens.

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  11. No.

    Making one part of a garment sparkles and the other part not is cheap design philosophy.

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  12. No.. They don't look well made or designed. And I fucking love a bit of sparkle-tack.

    Hannah

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