Come September 2, you will be able to shop Zara online. Despite my pledge to do '6 items or less' in September, this development could be destructive to the minimalism I am trying to cultivate. (Also, perhaps purchasing new all 6 of said items negates the anti-consumerism principles of such a campaign...)
I don't particularly enjoy the process of shopping in retail chains, so I welcome Zara's foray into the online space. I only wonder why it took them so long. Zara is a Spanish company and when I lived in Madrid I remember that they seemed as ubiquitous as Starbucks does here. You couldn't walk a block without running into a Zara, or one of it's spinoff brands - Home, Kids, Homme...and so forth. Also the look turnover is unprecedented -- every week brings seeming truckloads of new wares.
Some other online retail sites I've enjoyed:
-Madewell (all over the retail zeitgeist lately)
-Agent Provocateur (not very sfw, but the best "is-it-swimwear-or-actually-lingerie??" swimwear - comment provocateur!
-Archive Vintage (expensive but very well curated)
(Editor's note**: Though she doesn't wear much black, I picture 'est in this number.)
-Azalea SF: (a Hayes Valley boutique with an eCommerce arm)
The archive vintage is more like a gifting piece its really nice though it also looks very beautiful, thank you for sharing this info. Idealjackets.com
ReplyDelete