Dear J Crew: Please dress me in these outfits
and provide me with these legs.
My latest addiction, Pinterest has led me to some new and very lovely fashion discoveries. If you haven't heard of Pinterest yet, it is a totally addictive and wonderful way to collate gorgeous images from the internet and see what other people are into too.
If you have ever been researching a project about say, Audrey Hepburn, decorating your home, albino peacocks, dressing your kids in beautiful dresses, then you can store all these images on one mood board rather than a confusing bunch of bookmarks on your internet browser. Oh, and it is totally addictive, but I mentioned that already.
One of my latest trips to Pinterest led my to J Crew. All I know about J Crew is that it's an American clothing company that has clothed Michelle Obama. The wikipedia page about them is disappointing, which is worrying as wikipedia has increasingly become my font of all knowledge.
So, to continue the title to this post...
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Dear J Crew, please open a shop in the UK.
Thanks everso,
Kate
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I shall demonstrate why using the power of pictures.
Dear J Crew: please dress my first born in these outfits.
Dear J Crew: this isn't my colour, but I still like it
Dear J Crew: I think you know my weakness for stripes,
and this top is all kinds of stripy
Dear J Crew: I like this pleat action, and you
make your dresses in about 50 different colours.
Perhaps you would consider opening a shop in the UK?
Dear J Crew: this is the mother of all big-bow dresses
I would never have cause to wear it,
but I can admire it anyway.
Dear J Crew: perfect for the school run, a skirt and hoodie,
I will stand out from the other mum, thanks.
Dear J Crew: a 6 year old girl in my life needs this dress.
Dear J Crew: a dusty coloured flounce skirt
yes and yes.
I rest my case, J Crew, I hope you are listening. Those of you who are curious about Pinterest, here's something that will make you more curious, you have to ask to join, and after an agonising wait, they will email you and let you join their club. I can get you in the back door though, send me an email if you want an invite and something to sap away your free time...
ps, thank you to the clever Amy who has informed me that J Crew do have a shop on Net a Porter, so I can get some of their collection in the UK. (Dear J Crew - this doesn't get you off the hook, I want the whole lot).
