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Anonymous 03/30/19 (Sat) 02:47:33 PM No. 112126

What are your favorite online stores for clothing and accessories? I'm trying to find a good site for soft aesthetic art hoe clothing after a long goth/emo phase.

That being said, for small things like socks/thigh highs and accessories I'm not trying to impress with (hello kitty bracelet and hair clips..) ebay and aliexpress work well.

For clothing that I don't want to look cheap in, dollskill and killstar are my favorite though.

Anonymous 03/30/19 (Sat) 03:57:07 PM No. 112132

>dollskill
>Not looking cheap
Literally half the shit is overpriced wholesale merch with a logo on it. Go to AliExpress and reverse image search Dollskill shit.

Anonymous 03/30/19 (Sat) 06:42:50 PM No. 112143

>>112132
TBH I've given up hardly anything is good quality anymore

Anonymous 03/30/19 (Sat) 08:10:44 PM No. 112148

>(hello kitty bracelet and hair clips..)
You have to be 18 to post here

Anonymous 03/30/19 (Sat) 11:59:24 PM No. 112156

>>112132
Lel you’d be better off buying the same items from eBay directly by looking up cheap goth shit. Those brands are nothing but even more expensive hot topic. Love yourself anon.

Anonymous 04/02/19 (Tue) 11:47:35 AM No. 112329

monki.com

I know it's an H&M subbrand but I really love it and I've been buying 60% of my clothing here since ASOS became too huge and cluttered for my browsing tastes

Anonymous 04/07/19 (Sun) 12:36:57 AM No. 112631

thredup.com honestly it's just amazing, name brands, amazing second hand quality, the search system takes a second to get used to, just type in basic words of what you are looking for in this formation: "cropped top, red, floral" or "dress, square, mock" (square, and mock being the type of neckline) and so on and so forth. Really amazing selection and prices. 10/10 would recommend

Anonymous 04/07/19 (Sun) 02:05:28 AM No. 112637

>>112631

anyone have a any places that ship worldwide/outside just the US?

Anonymous 04/07/19 (Sun) 10:52:31 AM No. 112654

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clothes: fashion nova, chuu, pretty little thing, missguided, wildfox.

jewelry: kitsch island. chuu has some adorable jewelry and accessories too.

bags: ted baker and love moschino

shoes: ted baker (high heels) along with pretty ballerinas (flats) and public desire (boots).

>>112637 all of these places do

Anonymous 04/07/19 (Sun) 11:50:15 AM No. 112656

>>112654
Those dresses looks so awkward. You can see the lines of their underwear.

Anonymous 04/07/19 (Sun) 12:47:11 PM No. 112658

Asos & Asos marketplace, YesStyle (be careful with sizing tho), Bershka, Stradivarius, new look.

Anonymous 04/07/19 (Sun) 10:48:03 PM No. 112687

>>112656
It’s cause they’re super cheap. Pretty little thing and fashion nova are basically the same clothes you get from wish. You’re lucky if they aren’t see through as well, and the gemming is always off.

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 12:17:43 AM No. 112689

I like chicwish a lot. Can be a bit pricey and things tend to run small but the quality of their items is always great.

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 03:54:28 AM No. 112701

>>112132
All the brands listed itt so far are cheap, shit quality items that are made to be disposable and aren't for adults. Not to mention ugly (it is trendy shit for teens). I hope no one is 20+ wearing the shit posted here. Even 18 is a stretch.
Imagine wasting your money on this fast fashion junk instead of investing in quality items.

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 10:07:31 AM No. 112712

>>112701
This. It's easier to spend the money on incredibly cheap pieces but they never last and usually look a bit shit. All these sites yhe past year have had the most gimmicky garish almost-2000s weird shaped shit that isn't made to last past a few wears at all because people will just buy whatever the next weird shit is, I dont get it.

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 01:20:58 PM No. 112715

I like eShakti for clothes that fit well. The selection is limited, though.

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 02:25:57 PM No. 112717

does anyone have any opinions of meshki?

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 10:28:41 PM No. 112752

does anyone have any recommendations for online clothing stores that don't charge duties to ship to canada?

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 10:32:26 PM No. 112753

I like Poshmark for buying Banana Republic, J. Crew and now I'm looking to buy a Kate Spade satchel. But not full price ofc.

Madewell and Asos have decent accessories.

My ultimate style is basically Aritzia and All Saints but I can't afford either so I just try to manage for now as a broke college student.

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 10:33:16 PM No. 112754

>>112701
Anon, this board is full of weebs. Cheap Asian websites should be expected in this thread.

Anonymous 04/08/19 (Mon) 11:08:31 PM No. 112759

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Any stores with a sort of 'dreamy' /ethereal aesthetic?

Anonymous 04/09/19 (Tue) 01:36:39 AM No. 112764

>>112759
the pajama area at goodwill or salvation army kek
but honestly, that look is usually limited to a 1 or 2 racks at most popular chains. i've seen a few at Forever 21, Old Navy, Rue 21, maurices, JC Penney…

Anonymous 04/09/19 (Tue) 06:54:01 AM No. 112787

I don't really do online shopping for clothes cause I'm tall and things always end up being too short. That being said, ASOS would be my #1 recommendation cause at least you can return stuff and you get free shipping for returns. When I do shop online I order from here cause I can easily find tops that fit me, I just prefer to try things on in a store cause it's just safer and you have less of a chance of being disappointed with your purchase.

Etsy is actually a really good place for jewelry, especially basic pieces. I have a nice little collection of necklaces, earrings, and bracelets that I rotate out every few days. Affordable options are easy to find.

I like DSW for shoes because they have a wide range of styles, always have a great clearance section, and offer free shipping if you spend over like $30, which is basically the price of an averagely priced shoe. I'm thinking of trying out shoes from ASOS as well but I just haven't yet for some reason. I have browsed their shoe section before though and seen a lot of things that I liked.

Anonymous 04/09/19 (Tue) 01:20:17 PM No. 112804

>>112759
It's online and ridiculously expensive but try shopgossamer

Anonymous 04/09/19 (Tue) 03:33:09 PM No. 112811

>>112759
I'd hunt around at thrift/consignment stores, might be difficult at times but if you have the time you could come across a great find like a Gunne Sax dress and depending on the store/your area for pretty cheap too.

Or if you're handy you could try sewing your own clothes. There's a lot of patterns for that kind of vintagey/Gunne Sax-style dresses. But it's a lot easier said than done to make your own clothes lol

Anonymous 04/09/19 (Tue) 07:45:30 PM No. 112822

>>112759
LoveShackFancy

Anonymous 04/09/19 (Tue) 07:55:16 PM No. 112825

>>112822
Flowing, feminine dresses are making a comeback this season. If you're looking for a cheaper alternative, urban, AE, topshop, etc. all have similar dresses right now for about 1/3rd the price of these.

Anonymous 04/12/19 (Fri) 10:51:09 AM No. 112962

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Idk if this is the right thread for this but since I saw an anon asking where to find a certain style of clothing I’d figured I’d ask where else I could find this obnoxious outfit, I want it so bad and I fucking hate how much syndrome store overpriced their items

Anonymous 04/13/19 (Sat) 06:40:36 AM No. 113026

>>112759
Try Free People or Anthropolgie. They lean more boho than "dreamy/ethereal" but you're more likely to find pieces you're looking for, imho

Anonymous 04/14/19 (Sun) 01:50:37 AM No. 113084

>>112759
they are quite pricey, but the brand For Love and Lemons makes really cute stuff like this!

Anonymous 04/20/19 (Sat) 12:45:38 AM No. 113485

>>112126
i have shopped on storedogdog a few times. Their prices are ok but their products smell awful most likely do to them being shipped from China

Anonymous 04/20/19 (Sat) 03:09:33 AM No. 113487

Saged for anachan.
Does anyone know of a US store that sells really small clothing sizes for tall girls? I’m in recovery but am still under a size zero in most stores.

Anonymous 04/20/19 (Sat) 03:25:20 AM No. 113488

>>113487
off the top of my head i know bershka and banana republic carry 00
you might have some luck with amazon as i know a lot of their things can run more similar to asian sizing

Anonymous 04/20/19 (Sat) 10:10:15 PM No. 113514

>>113487
I find that any store with a petite section works best for me - Anthropologie, Loft/Loft Outlet. LoveShackFancy runs small.

What sort of clothes do you like?

Anonymous 04/21/19 (Sun) 08:46:38 AM No. 113530

>>113487
I know American Eagle jeans go down to a double zero and you can order a longer inseam instead of the standard length