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Marc Jacobs

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I'm planning on going to Target this afternoon to look for a dress or two for an upcoming trip.  I took a quick look at the website, and was not feeling excited about the selection.  The website does not necessarily show everything that is in-store, right?

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Marc Jacobs

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In my experience, the website and store don't have much in common. You will likely find things in/on one that are not in/on the other.
Any specifics on what you are looking for?

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Marc Jacobs

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Thanks. I'm just looking for some travel-friendly jersey-ish dresses that I can roll up, pack, throw on, dress up or down, etc.  Something with at least a little color. 

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I saw some dresses like that in my store a week ago. I'd hit the store anyway because the photos on the website make things look just awful.

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Chanel

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ditto on the website photos!

It's a great idea to shop in store than online with Target.

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Marc Jacobs

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Thanks ladies.  :)

Targ really needs to do something.  It's like Blair Warehouse Outlet, or something.

-- Edited by pollyjean23 on Friday 15th of January 2010 04:39:18 PM

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