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Gucci

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Animals (not just the prints) seem to be poping up everywhere.  I've seen them mainly on sweaters, t-shirts & blouses paired with structures almost business-like clothes (pencil skirts & tailored pants.)  I know that Kate Bosworth wore one (an owl) with a highwaist pencil skirt earlier this year.  I've spotted versions in H&M and other stores too.  But I just can't get behind this look.  It feels too cutesy to me.  Like you're trying too hard to be unique.  What do you think?

 

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I think they're fun. Yes they're a bit child-like, but that's okay!

Also, it depends on the person who is wearing them. If I wore one of the fuzzy puppy ones, it would probably come off as an ironic look.

I could do the owl quietly with no fanfare.



-- Edited by pollyjean23 on Wednesday 17th of October 2012 08:03:23 PM

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For the most part I don't love this look either, BUT, I'd make an exception if I could find one of these



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I kind of like(d) the J Crew French hen sweater, but as a vegan I'd wear it as a "yay, chickens are adorable, don't eat them!" thing. I would find it weird if someone who ate chicken wore a chicken sweater.

http://www.jcrew.com/womens_category/sweaters/crewnecks/PRDOVR~14492/14492.jsp

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Hmmm...ok I'm on the fence. I'm not digging the big centralized singular animal on a solid background (80's childhood revisited?) but I rather enjoy the small print patterns made up of animals that seem to be cropping up on blouses everywhere.

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KaffeeKlatsch wrote:

Hmmm...ok I'm on the fence. I'm not digging the big centralized singular animal on a solid background (80's childhood revisited?) but I rather enjoy the small print patterns made up of animals that seem to be cropping up on blouses everywhere.


 Ditto this.  Seems childish.  I don't want my fashion to be ironic and I can't pass as a hipster.  I do like more subtle prints though.



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It's the 2012 version of a reindeer sweater :P

I love owls and would wear one on a sweater. I also love that hen sweater but I don't think I could wear it (I do eat chicken & coincidentally, that is part of the reason I find it weird). F21 has a bunny sweater that is so flipping adorable I almost bought it. Almost. If there were a child version I'd immediately buy it for my daughter.
I don't know, I feel like my judgment is clouded since having a baby girl, as in, I kind of like it when we match. I hope I don't make a lot of fashion faux pas because of this.

On a similar note, I do like the shirts/sweaters that have animal print/silhouettes all over. Jcrew has some, and F21 is doing a version (they call them ditsy ).



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owl shirtThis is a cute one.



-- Edited by pollyjean23 on Saturday 20th of October 2012 10:47:26 AM

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I can't do it, I just haven't seen anything I like.

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