My Viktor & Rolf at H&M Post
What does Viktor & Rolf for H&M have to do with a SAHM at the bottom of the fashion food chain in the mountains of the Great Northwest? Not much. But when Catwalk Queen (beware: pop-ups) began showing up in my Sitemeter, I serendipitously got a peak into how the more fashionable live.
Queuing up for hours to buy things fascinates me. I've even been know to get up early on the day after Thanksgiving (does that shopping day have an official name?), go with my husband to get a latte, and drink it in the car, while watching the early morning shoppers go in and out of the store. So I thoroughly enjoyed Shiny TVs video, at Catwalk Queen, as well as Style Bubble's longer one with interior shots.
Tell me: what position in the fashion food chain do all those people in line occupy? And more importantly, what are you willing to queue up for?
Queuing up for hours to buy things fascinates me. I've even been know to get up early on the day after Thanksgiving (does that shopping day have an official name?), go with my husband to get a latte, and drink it in the car, while watching the early morning shoppers go in and out of the store. So I thoroughly enjoyed Shiny TVs video, at Catwalk Queen, as well as Style Bubble's longer one with interior shots.
Tell me: what position in the fashion food chain do all those people in line occupy? And more importantly, what are you willing to queue up for?
posted by Rebecca | 2:13 PM
4 Comments:
I love queuing for these sales, and i love the scramble. it's so exhilirating, and makes you love the item even more when it's finally in your hands. you just have to wear an item you bruised someone for.
Rebecca, I just don't queue anymore. A line-up at the cash register is one thing. Waiting for a store to open and mayhem to be unleashed ... I am well past that!
The day after Thanksgiving is known as Black Friday.
Perhaps it should be black and blue Friday. he hee. But then, maybe it isn't really funny after watching those videos.
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