Saturday, May 7, 2011

Weird.

Anthro is trying out real models for their "Knits and Tees" section, instead of just the dress forms. Not a fan. What is this--Forever 21?!
Give me back my soulless, headless automatons!

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  1. agreed... def liked our headless, lifeless friends ALOT better!

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    Jenn
    flowercityfashionista.blogspot.com

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  2. It is weird, because I'm not seeing it on my Knits and Tees section when I go to the Anthro website. I saw that a couple of people couldn't see it either when there was a brief comment on Effortless Anthropologie. But, I'm not liking what I see here!

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  3. Agreed. Never thought of Forever 21... but you are so right. Sad day.

    Happy first Mother's day!

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  4. Oh....I sort of like it...usually, when there are a few product shots of an item, I click on the photo with the model anyways - I want to see how it looks on a 'real' person, where it hits on the waist, how long the sleeves are, etc.

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  5. I find the model shots to be VERY helpful! It gives you a much better idea about what the clothes might actually look like on you. However, I wish the main product pages had just the mannequins because it gives a cleaner look. Using models is not just a Forever 21 thing....look at Neiman Marcus, Nordstroms, Bloomies, etc.

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  6. It DOES give you an idea of how the clothes might look like on you... but I miss the uniformity of the mannies--maybe in the future they could let us upload 3-D pictures of ourselves and then simulate what the tops would look like...
    Oh, the end of fitting rooms and in-person shopping would ensue!

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