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.
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Oh, JCrew. Some of the gals over at JCrew Aficionada really love the skirt – I have no idea why. Do. Not. Understand. At. All.
Punking? More like skunking.
It would be cute if there was another animal (any animal, really) in the tiny print.
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.
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.
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.
I agree with Mags that I really like the blouse. However not for $225. That’s just crazy!
I like the skunk print, but not for that price.
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.
+1 to Lexi. I’m good with animal print. Not printed animals. Seems so childish.