A ruffled, skunk-printed silk top. And it costs $225. Sometimes, I think J.CREW is punking me.
Oh, and just in case you want this print to cover your entire body with the Pepe Le Pew Collection, there’s a skirt too.
March 12, 2013
March 12, 2013
A ruffled, skunk-printed silk top. And it costs $225. Sometimes, I think J.CREW is punking me.
Oh, and just in case you want this print to cover your entire body with the Pepe Le Pew Collection, there’s a skirt too.
10 comments
joy says:
Oh, JCrew. Some of the gals over at JCrew Aficionada really love the skirt – I have no idea why. Do. Not. Understand. At. All.
Valerie says:
Punking? More like skunking.
Valerie says:
It would be cute if there was another animal (any animal, really) in the tiny print.
Lexi says:
I think skunks are really adorable (doesn’t mean I hang out with them). That said, I’m not big on animals on my clothes. That’s a trend I don’t understand.
Giggling Gourmand says:
I think the print is really cute (though J Crew silk can be really thin and not super well made so the shirt is almost certainly over priced.
Mags says:
I’m way into this blouse. Sometimes you have to push the envelope a little if you want to avoid the mundane fashion the District instills in residents. A small (unexpected) animal print is a fun twist.
Jamie says:
I agree with Mags that I really like the blouse. However not for $225. That’s just crazy!
Pancakes says:
I like the skunk print, but not for that price.
Kay says:
This is a cute casual shirt, but not for the office. I would a) look like a 5 year-old child on a Bambi kick as I presented research to my boss and b) everyone in my office would be all over the Pepe LePew jokes, and rightfully so. Not mention H&M will have a $30 knock-off of this next month.
M says:
+1 to Lexi. I’m good with animal print. Not printed animals. Seems so childish.