Taking her shopping for accessories is half the fun of shopping for a dress.
Your little girl will feel so honoured and proud to be able to wear something so valuable and pretty and something that means a lot to your family.
There should be a lot of accessories to look at when purchasing a dress for your little girl, like shoes, sweater, shawl and even jewellery. Quite a bit of team Racked agrees.
a brand they associate with high school, a brand that was in vogue some ten years ago, as in.
Everyone associates BCBG as the brand that made their prom, homecoming, winter ball, and sister’s bat Mitzvah dresses. It’s a well there were certainly dark red flags that signaled BCBG’s troubles before this. Accordingly a few months later, Joyce Azria, Max’s daughter who had been running the diffusion line BCBGeneration that launched in 2008, left as well.
Actually the fact that the Azria family was being pushed out of the very brand they started is telling, while WWD reported that Joyce was leaving to start a brand new brand.
Couple that with debt and layoffs, and the future for BCBG frankly wasn’t looking Wall Street Journal confirmed that he was on paid leave and would likely not be returning to the company, Azria, who founded the brand in 1989, left BCBG this past July after running the company for 30 years. Nonetheless, like many classic mall brands, all this to say that, BCBG has simply fallen through the cracks. This is where it starts getting serious, right? People will often talk about these former mall staples and say, Oh, where have they been? It’s usually you, shopper, that’s gone somewhere else, and in BCBG’s business struggles, that’s certainly the case. Actually the answer, definitely, is that they’ve been there all along.
Almost each day, we get word that another mall brand is struggling, crippling, or even dunzo, All the retail predictions about 2017 have is definitely true.
Yesterday, Bloomberg reported it may be closing stores.
Now this time, the story is mostly about BCBG, the midpriced fashion label from Tunisian designer Max Azria that has 570 stores worldwide, 175 of which are in the US. For instance, fast fashion is also a major culprit, and so if BCBG can adapt some amount of that sector’s strategy by pivoting its price point and delivering trendy styles, there can certainly be a way forward, the brand still has enough name recognition, and so we’re still hoping for its comeback, it remove BCBG not yet,. Even if it means waiting for ruffles and ruched dresses to come back in style, BCBG can still occupy our hearts, say what you will about the underwhelming merch of companies like The Limited or Aéropostale. With that said, this story previously noted that BCBG was closing all its stores. It was updated with comment from a BCBG representative that stresses a reduced focus on stores without detailing exact numbers. It’s definitely not where I’m going if I need a cocktail dress, Sure, BCBG has a webpage.