ralph lauren denim i can wear their dresses - 1 views
started by wen taolin on 19 Mar 14
started by wen taolin on 19 Mar 14
started by wen taolin on 19 Mar 14
started by wen taolin on 19 Mar 14
I don't think that clothes are only for one race or another, but strategic marketing reps and clothing designers would disagree.There are stores that exist in the urban areas of my city that do not exist anywhere else in the surrounding areas, specifically the suburban malls.The majority of those shoppers are black.They carry labels and designers that are not available at the suburban malls, targeting the black buyer.There are certainly exceptions, especially when you get into larger cities(Chicago, nyc, la).
I think the reason tommy hilfiger brand might be the exception because he was once regarded as a highend designer(Still is, depending on the line)And his fashions were regularly showcased on hiphop performers, in a way that louis vuitton now.Of all the highend labels that have lowerend collections for the masses, his the most urban in the early to mid 90s(Compared to ralph lauren or guess, which were more preppy).Hiphop artists take notice and start developing their own lines in order to cash in on hilfiger's success.They stop leaving it up to white designers to interpret what black america to it doesn't stop at fashion.There are more car customization shops in urban, or predominantly communities.Imo, you can see a certain kind of car with a certain type of wheel, blasting certain kind of music and deduce what the race of that person is.Every person that works there is black and anytime you walk by there you will only see black people shopping there.So, it is my opinion that yes, there are clothes that are made for a certain type of people.
There is a store in my local mall that is geared towards black people.Every person that works there is black and anytime you walk by there you will only see black people shopping there.So, it is my opinion that yes, there are clothes that are made for a certain type of people.
That means nothing.I saw only white people, but i sure did buy me some damn clothes.Every person that works there is black and anytime you walk by there you will only see black people shopping there.So, it is my opinion that yes, there are clothes that are made for a certain type of people.
That means nothing.Do you know how many stores i go into and see only white customers, and white employees, that still doesn't ralph lauren sweat mean that store is geared towards whites
If her opinion was the case from what i see here aeropostle, hollister, and gap would all be for white people.
"I can't fit my ass in the gaps shirts, but ralph lauren denim i can wear their dresses"
Zaza why are you putting a shirt on your ass anyway?No wonder it doesnt fit!
From my very keen observations here at the high school i teach at, there are certain brands that are targeted towards certain demographics.I mean there are a ton of kids wearing a ton of different brands, none of which i would ever wear.They are targeted towards young people/kids/teens.I see hispanic, black and white kids wearing fubu, roca wear, baby phat, apple bottom,Etc.Etc.I wouldnt wear any of them.Im not young and they are a little too"Young looking"For me.They are not my style. I also see a ton of other kids dressing goth, emo, skater,Etc.Eh.They are all different races(Though i dont know any black emo kids? )
I think it all depends on what style you are in to.I do admit that if i saw a white woman wearing traditional african clothing/hair stuff i would think it a bit odd.If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional.Please review the privacy policy and terms of use before using this site.Your use of the site indicates your agreement to be bound by the terms of use.
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