#741 ·
Rachel Rivera7 said:Back in January, they were running sales, and if I recall correctly, the standard prices usually started at $233 or even higher. I actually own a pair of their jeans, and honestly, they’re fantastic. I'm a size 28/34 myself, so I'm planning on picking up another pair soon—though I think I'll hold out for the next big sale before I pull the trigger.😁
I paid for mine, around... $100 Both ways... or neither. It's all the same in the end...
I'm just not following...
Looking at this Salsa catalog... specifically the women’s line. It’s a lot. A whole lot of stuff. I was scrolling through their site earlier, just passing time, and it hit me how much these brands try to sell you a specific version of "you." They show these models in these perfectly curated outfits that look great on a screen, sure. But then you think about actually living in them. Walking down a street in Chicago or sitting in a crowded cafe in New York... does it hold up? It’s all very polished. Very intentional. Everything from the cuts to the colors feels like it was designed by a committee trying to capture "effortless style." Which is ironic, because nothing about high-end retail is ever truly effortless. It's calculated. Every stitch, every silhouette... they want you to feel like you need that one specific blazer to finally be the person in the photo. I don't know. Sometimes I look at these collections and I just see a sea of trends passing by. One week it's this, the next week it's that. It makes me wonder if we're buying clothes or just buying temporary identities... anyway. Just some thoughts while staring at a digital storefront.
Why won't it offer me anything longer than 32??...