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I loved one open cadigan! It was everything I dream of in a sweater. It had an unusual back and was kinda swingy – I loved it. Overall I was kina excited. I wear Lovely and it’s Never let me down – everyone loves it. – Jackie
I loved one open cadigan! It was everything I dream of in a sweater. It had an unusual back and was kinda swingy – I loved it. Overall I was kina excited. I wear Lovely and it’s Never let me down – everyone loves it. – Jackie
I loved one open cadigan! It was everything I dream of in a sweater. It had an unusual back and was kinda swingy – I loved it. Overall I was kina excited. I wear Lovely and it’s Never let me down – everyone loves it. – Jackie
I loved one open cadigan! It was everything I dream of in a sweater. It had an unusual back and was kinda swingy – I loved it. Overall I was kina excited. I wear Lovely and it’s Never let me down – everyone loves it. – Jackie
Most of you are incredibly rude people.
This line is for the not so wealthy. And if any of you have ever been to a mall, you would know that american eagle and the gap can be pricey. SJP is selling tshirts for seven to eight dollars. Not for twenty five to thirty like at the other stores. It is a nice line and People who can afford to buy everything, high end, that is nice for yuu. But don’t be so stuck up to everyone else.
Most of you are incredibly rude people.
This line is for the not so wealthy. And if any of you have ever been to a mall, you would know that american eagle and the gap can be pricey. SJP is selling tshirts for seven to eight dollars. Not for twenty five to thirty like at the other stores. It is a nice line and People who can afford to buy everything, high end, that is nice for yuu. But don’t be so stuck up to everyone else.
I agree that the line might be a bit muted but the concept is brilliant. After living in Manhattan for 10 years and working at Revlon Headquarters, I can honestly say that “anything goes” in fashion. There is no one rigid stylemaker; it’s what you do with what you have that counts. I think SJP is amazing; coming from the midwest, working her tail off as a kid in NYC and making it big in theater first then films. She’s only trying to help people find their own sense of style. I didn’t always agree with her choices of style on SITC, but for sure, anything goes in Manhattan! Kudos to her for making this fly. I wish her all the best. Lighten up, ladies, and figure out how to enhance her new line with all your own personal touches and tchotchkes! Enjoy fashion for what it IS: originality and personal touches.
I agree that the line might be a bit muted but the concept is brilliant. After living in Manhattan for 10 years and working at Revlon Headquarters, I can honestly say that “anything goes” in fashion. There is no one rigid stylemaker; it’s what you do with what you have that counts. I think SJP is amazing; coming from the midwest, working her tail off as a kid in NYC and making it big in theater first then films. She’s only trying to help people find their own sense of style. I didn’t always agree with her choices of style on SITC, but for sure, anything goes in Manhattan! Kudos to her for making this fly. I wish her all the best. Lighten up, ladies, and figure out how to enhance her new line with all your own personal touches and tchotchkes! Enjoy fashion for what it IS: originality and personal touches.
I agree that the line might be a bit muted but the concept is brilliant. After living in Manhattan for 10 years and working at Revlon Headquarters, I can honestly say that “anything goes” in fashion. There is no one rigid stylemaker; it’s what you do with what you have that counts. I think SJP is amazing; coming from the midwest, working her tail off as a kid in NYC and making it big in theater first then films. She’s only trying to help people find their own sense of style. I didn’t always agree with her choices of style on SITC, but for sure, anything goes in Manhattan! Kudos to her for making this fly. I wish her all the best. Lighten up, ladies, and figure out how to enhance her new line with all your own personal touches and tchotchkes! Enjoy fashion for what it IS: originality and personal touches.
I agree that the line might be a bit muted but the concept is brilliant. After living in Manhattan for 10 years and working at Revlon Headquarters, I can honestly say that “anything goes” in fashion. There is no one rigid stylemaker; it’s what you do with what you have that counts. I think SJP is amazing; coming from the midwest, working her tail off as a kid in NYC and making it big in theater first then films. She’s only trying to help people find their own sense of style. I didn’t always agree with her choices of style on SITC, but for sure, anything goes in Manhattan! Kudos to her for making this fly. I wish her all the best. Lighten up, ladies, and figure out how to enhance her new line with all your own personal touches and tchotchkes! Enjoy fashion for what it IS: originality and personal touches.
I agree that the line might be a bit muted but the concept is brilliant. After living in Manhattan for 10 years and working at Revlon Headquarters, I can honestly say that “anything goes” in fashion. There is no one rigid stylemaker; it’s what you do with what you have that counts. I think SJP is amazing; coming from the midwest, working her tail off as a kid in NYC and making it big in theater first then films. She’s only trying to help people find their own sense of style. I didn’t always agree with her choices of style on SITC, but for sure, anything goes in Manhattan! Kudos to her for making this fly. I wish her all the best. Lighten up, ladies, and figure out how to enhance her new line with all your own personal touches and tchotchkes! Enjoy fashion for what it IS: originality and personal touches.
I agree that the line might be a bit muted but the concept is brilliant. After living in Manhattan for 10 years and working at Revlon Headquarters, I can honestly say that “anything goes” in fashion. There is no one rigid stylemaker; it’s what you do with what you have that counts. I think SJP is amazing; coming from the midwest, working her tail off as a kid in NYC and making it big in theater first then films. She’s only trying to help people find their own sense of style. I didn’t always agree with her choices of style on SITC, but for sure, anything goes in Manhattan! Kudos to her for making this fly. I wish her all the best. Lighten up, ladies, and figure out how to enhance her new line with all your own personal touches and tchotchkes! Enjoy fashion for what it IS: originality and personal touches.
I agree that the line might be a bit muted but the concept is brilliant. After living in Manhattan for 10 years and working at Revlon Headquarters, I can honestly say that “anything goes” in fashion. There is no one rigid stylemaker; it’s what you do with what you have that counts. I think SJP is amazing; coming from the midwest, working her tail off as a kid in NYC and making it big in theater first then films. She’s only trying to help people find their own sense of style. I didn’t always agree with her choices of style on SITC, but for sure, anything goes in Manhattan! Kudos to her for making this fly. I wish her all the best. Lighten up, ladies, and figure out how to enhance her new line with all your own personal touches and tchotchkes! Enjoy fashion for what it IS: originality and personal touches.
Hey I love it!!!!I think that most of you people who have commented are just being stupid and caring what the other commenters think about you.SJP is awesome!
Hey I love it!!!!I think that most of you people who have commented are just being stupid and caring what the other commenters think about you.SJP is awesome!
As far as the Bitten “collection” in the aggregate is concerned, my asthetic evaluation of it is “meh”. As a collection, it appears to lack focus, has a fair number of repetitive items. Admittedly, I have not seen these garments in reality, merely in posts on the internet, so perhaps the lackluster impression I have of the clothing from the photographs is belied by the overwhelming awesomeness of the garments when viewed in an actual (versus virtual) setting. Still, it appears as though the collection does have some nice pieces that would be flattering on a range of body sizes – I’m thinking of the tunic-y shirts and wild legged pants here in particular. Conversely, there are several items of clothing – the confounding fleece sweatpant shorts, the unfortunately abbreviated cargo capris, the blue camoflauge cargo pants – that I have a difficult time imagining as flattering any body type. I would say that this collection suffers from poor editing, and fails to address wardrobe concerns as far as work appropriateness, BUT that there are also strong individual pieces that could be versitile and charming additions to a woman’s wardrobe.
However, what I do find genuinely disturbing about the whole collection is the level of self-congradulatory pretensiousness that seems to permeate the entire press release. The goals SJP espouses are a laudable enough business strategy. Sound business strategy does not a humanitarian make. Frankly, I’m just greatly perplexed as to how one convinces oneself that endorsing a line of clothing is a radically magnanimous gesture. Succienctly, I am offended, as someone with a limited clothing budget, by a celebrity posturing as though they are doing me a great favor by allowing me to purchase clothes they deem stylish. It reeks of hubris, and for this reason, I will not be purchasing anything from this line.
As far as the Bitten “collection” in the aggregate is concerned, my asthetic evaluation of it is “meh”. As a collection, it appears to lack focus, has a fair number of repetitive items. Admittedly, I have not seen these garments in reality, merely in posts on the internet, so perhaps the lackluster impression I have of the clothing from the photographs is belied by the overwhelming awesomeness of the garments when viewed in an actual (versus virtual) setting. Still, it appears as though the collection does have some nice pieces that would be flattering on a range of body sizes – I’m thinking of the tunic-y shirts and wild legged pants here in particular. Conversely, there are several items of clothing – the confounding fleece sweatpant shorts, the unfortunately abbreviated cargo capris, the blue camoflauge cargo pants – that I have a difficult time imagining as flattering any body type. I would say that this collection suffers from poor editing, and fails to address wardrobe concerns as far as work appropriateness, BUT that there are also strong individual pieces that could be versitile and charming additions to a woman’s wardrobe.
However, what I do find genuinely disturbing about the whole collection is the level of self-congradulatory pretensiousness that seems to permeate the entire press release. The goals SJP espouses are a laudable enough business strategy. Sound business strategy does not a humanitarian make. Frankly, I’m just greatly perplexed as to how one convinces oneself that endorsing a line of clothing is a radically magnanimous gesture. Succienctly, I am offended, as someone with a limited clothing budget, by a celebrity posturing as though they are doing me a great favor by allowing me to purchase clothes they deem stylish. It reeks of hubris, and for this reason, I will not be purchasing anything from this line.
As far as the Bitten “collection” in the aggregate is concerned, my asthetic evaluation of it is “meh”. As a collection, it appears to lack focus, has a fair number of repetitive items. Admittedly, I have not seen these garments in reality, merely in posts on the internet, so perhaps the lackluster impression I have of the clothing from the photographs is belied by the overwhelming awesomeness of the garments when viewed in an actual (versus virtual) setting. Still, it appears as though the collection does have some nice pieces that would be flattering on a range of body sizes – I’m thinking of the tunic-y shirts and wild legged pants here in particular. Conversely, there are several items of clothing – the confounding fleece sweatpant shorts, the unfortunately abbreviated cargo capris, the blue camoflauge cargo pants – that I have a difficult time imagining as flattering any body type. I would say that this collection suffers from poor editing, and fails to address wardrobe concerns as far as work appropriateness, BUT that there are also strong individual pieces that could be versitile and charming additions to a woman’s wardrobe.
However, what I do find genuinely disturbing about the whole collection is the level of self-congradulatory pretensiousness that seems to permeate the entire press release. The goals SJP espouses are a laudable enough business strategy. Sound business strategy does not a humanitarian make. Frankly, I’m just greatly perplexed as to how one convinces oneself that endorsing a line of clothing is a radically magnanimous gesture. Succienctly, I am offended, as someone with a limited clothing budget, by a celebrity posturing as though they are doing me a great favor by allowing me to purchase clothes they deem stylish. It reeks of hubris, and for this reason, I will not be purchasing anything from this line.
As far as the Bitten “collection” in the aggregate is concerned, my asthetic evaluation of it is “meh”. As a collection, it appears to lack focus, has a fair number of repetitive items. Admittedly, I have not seen these garments in reality, merely in posts on the internet, so perhaps the lackluster impression I have of the clothing from the photographs is belied by the overwhelming awesomeness of the garments when viewed in an actual (versus virtual) setting. Still, it appears as though the collection does have some nice pieces that would be flattering on a range of body sizes – I’m thinking of the tunic-y shirts and wild legged pants here in particular. Conversely, there are several items of clothing – the confounding fleece sweatpant shorts, the unfortunately abbreviated cargo capris, the blue camoflauge cargo pants – that I have a difficult time imagining as flattering any body type. I would say that this collection suffers from poor editing, and fails to address wardrobe concerns as far as work appropriateness, BUT that there are also strong individual pieces that could be versitile and charming additions to a woman’s wardrobe.
However, what I do find genuinely disturbing about the whole collection is the level of self-congradulatory pretensiousness that seems to permeate the entire press release. The goals SJP espouses are a laudable enough business strategy. Sound business strategy does not a humanitarian make. Frankly, I’m just greatly perplexed as to how one convinces oneself that endorsing a line of clothing is a radically magnanimous gesture. Succienctly, I am offended, as someone with a limited clothing budget, by a celebrity posturing as though they are doing me a great favor by allowing me to purchase clothes they deem stylish. It reeks of hubris, and for this reason, I will not be purchasing anything from this line.
As far as the Bitten “collection” in the aggregate is concerned, my asthetic evaluation of it is “meh”. As a collection, it appears to lack focus, has a fair number of repetitive items. Admittedly, I have not seen these garments in reality, merely in posts on the internet, so perhaps the lackluster impression I have of the clothing from the photographs is belied by the overwhelming awesomeness of the garments when viewed in an actual (versus virtual) setting. Still, it appears as though the collection does have some nice pieces that would be flattering on a range of body sizes – I’m thinking of the tunic-y shirts and wild legged pants here in particular. Conversely, there are several items of clothing – the confounding fleece sweatpant shorts, the unfortunately abbreviated cargo capris, the blue camoflauge cargo pants – that I have a difficult time imagining as flattering any body type. I would say that this collection suffers from poor editing, and fails to address wardrobe concerns as far as work appropriateness, BUT that there are also strong individual pieces that could be versitile and charming additions to a woman’s wardrobe.
However, what I do find genuinely disturbing about the whole collection is the level of self-congradulatory pretensiousness that seems to permeate the entire press release. The goals SJP espouses are a laudable enough business strategy. Sound business strategy does not a humanitarian make. Frankly, I’m just greatly perplexed as to how one convinces oneself that endorsing a line of clothing is a radically magnanimous gesture. Succienctly, I am offended, as someone with a limited clothing budget, by a celebrity posturing as though they are doing me a great favor by allowing me to purchase clothes they deem stylish. It reeks of hubris, and for this reason, I will not be purchasing anything from this line.
As far as the Bitten “collection” in the aggregate is concerned, my asthetic evaluation of it is “meh”. As a collection, it appears to lack focus, has a fair number of repetitive items. Admittedly, I have not seen these garments in reality, merely in posts on the internet, so perhaps the lackluster impression I have of the clothing from the photographs is belied by the overwhelming awesomeness of the garments when viewed in an actual (versus virtual) setting. Still, it appears as though the collection does have some nice pieces that would be flattering on a range of body sizes – I’m thinking of the tunic-y shirts and wild legged pants here in particular. Conversely, there are several items of clothing – the confounding fleece sweatpant shorts, the unfortunately abbreviated cargo capris, the blue camoflauge cargo pants – that I have a difficult time imagining as flattering any body type. I would say that this collection suffers from poor editing, and fails to address wardrobe concerns as far as work appropriateness, BUT that there are also strong individual pieces that could be versitile and charming additions to a woman’s wardrobe.
However, what I do find genuinely disturbing about the whole collection is the level of self-congradulatory pretensiousness that seems to permeate the entire press release. The goals SJP espouses are a laudable enough business strategy. Sound business strategy does not a humanitarian make. Frankly, I’m just greatly perplexed as to how one convinces oneself that endorsing a line of clothing is a radically magnanimous gesture. Succienctly, I am offended, as someone with a limited clothing budget, by a celebrity posturing as though they are doing me a great favor by allowing me to purchase clothes they deem stylish. It reeks of hubris, and for this reason, I will not be purchasing anything from this line.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E; and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E; and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E; and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E; and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E; and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E; and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E; and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
you know some people dont have the money to shop at A&E and GAP (like me) and i think it’s wonderful that she makes her clothes affordable for someone who can only afford jeans, t-shirts and cheap pay-less shoes…you all are a bunch of snobs.
personally i think that the line is fabulous. it doesn’t have to be exciting! fact of the matter is that these pieces are wardrobe staples at cheap prices and i think they are extraordinary. add a little of your own flare to any of these things and they can be super trendy and stylish. i dont know why everyone is being so negative. this is a really positive project for sjp and i think it is classic rather than boring.
personally i think that the line is fabulous. it doesn’t have to be exciting! fact of the matter is that these pieces are wardrobe staples at cheap prices and i think they are extraordinary. add a little of your own flare to any of these things and they can be super trendy and stylish. i dont know why everyone is being so negative. this is a really positive project for sjp and i think it is classic rather than boring.
personally i think that the line is fabulous. it doesn’t have to be exciting! fact of the matter is that these pieces are wardrobe staples at cheap prices and i think they are extraordinary. add a little of your own flare to any of these things and they can be super trendy and stylish. i dont know why everyone is being so negative. this is a really positive project for sjp and i think it is classic rather than boring.
well, i guess this line is not made for everyone. my understanding is that the line is for those of us who are more concerned with price than making a fashion statement. I visited the manhattan store last night and most of the racks were bare by closing time but they will be receiving shipments every night.
well, i guess this line is not made for everyone. my understanding is that the line is for those of us who are more concerned with price than making a fashion statement. I visited the manhattan store last night and most of the racks were bare by closing time but they will be receiving shipments every night.
well, i guess this line is not made for everyone. my understanding is that the line is for those of us who are more concerned with price than making a fashion statement. I visited the manhattan store last night and most of the racks were bare by closing time but they will be receiving shipments every night.
well, i guess this line is not made for everyone. my understanding is that the line is for those of us who are more concerned with price than making a fashion statement. I visited the manhattan store last night and most of the racks were bare by closing time but they will be receiving shipments every night.
I can’t believe all the terrible comments that these women are saying re the Bitten line by SJP~!! I live in Canada and would love to see this line here and choose for myself what I need. The fact that the line is inexpensive does not mean it is no good. Not everyone can afford costly clothing and there has to be something out there for everyone. I think that she is just trying to do for the group of people that no one cares about especially the movie stars and rich people who can buy one dress for thousands of dollars. Give the girl a break people and if you don’t like it go somewhere else and buy the expensive clothing that you can afford and make you all think that it makes you better than the rest of us. Remember -”Clothes Does Not Make The Man”
I can’t believe all the terrible comments that these women are saying re the Bitten line by SJP~!! I live in Canada and would love to see this line here and choose for myself what I need. The fact that the line is inexpensive does not mean it is no good. Not everyone can afford costly clothing and there has to be something out there for everyone. I think that she is just trying to do for the group of people that no one cares about especially the movie stars and rich people who can buy one dress for thousands of dollars. Give the girl a break people and if you don’t like it go somewhere else and buy the expensive clothing that you can afford and make you all think that it makes you better than the rest of us. Remember -”Clothes Does Not Make The Man”
I can’t believe all the terrible comments that these women are saying re the Bitten line by SJP~!! I live in Canada and would love to see this line here and choose for myself what I need. The fact that the line is inexpensive does not mean it is no good. Not everyone can afford costly clothing and there has to be something out there for everyone. I think that she is just trying to do for the group of people that no one cares about especially the movie stars and rich people who can buy one dress for thousands of dollars. Give the girl a break people and if you don’t like it go somewhere else and buy the expensive clothing that you can afford and make you all think that it makes you better than the rest of us. Remember -”Clothes Does Not Make The Man”
Honestly, I can’t believe that amount of negativity that bitten is receiving. any clothing line, basic or outrageous, that can allow me to buy $200 worth of clothes and come home with 10+ pieces compared to my usual 1-2 is great in my eyes ;)
Honestly, I can’t believe that amount of negativity that bitten is receiving. any clothing line, basic or outrageous, that can allow me to buy $200 worth of clothes and come home with 10+ pieces compared to my usual 1-2 is great in my eyes ;)
Honestly, I can’t believe that amount of negativity that bitten is receiving. any clothing line, basic or outrageous, that can allow me to buy $200 worth of clothes and come home with 10+ pieces compared to my usual 1-2 is great in my eyes ;)
Honestly, I can’t believe that amount of negativity that bitten is receiving. any clothing line, basic or outrageous, that can allow me to buy $200 worth of clothes and come home with 10+ pieces compared to my usual 1-2 is great in my eyes ;)
Honestly, I can’t believe that amount of negativity that bitten is receiving. any clothing line, basic or outrageous, that can allow me to buy $200 worth of clothes and come home with 10+ pieces compared to my usual 1-2 is great in my eyes ;)
Honestly, I can’t believe that amount of negativity that bitten is receiving. any clothing line, basic or outrageous, that can allow me to buy $200 worth of clothes and come home with 10+ pieces compared to my usual 1-2 is great in my eyes ;)
You people are the most stuck-up, shallow, snobbish bunch of individuals it has ever been my misfortune to read. I will not be returning to this site.
SJP’s line, Bitten, is very versatile, comfortable, and well-made. I own several pieces myself. I have paid designer prices, only to have the clothing fall apart after two washings, and this was not the case here. You need to come down off your high-horse, and take a look at the real world, see how the other half lives.
You people are the most stuck-up, shallow, snobbish bunch of individuals it has ever been my misfortune to read. I will not be returning to this site.
SJP’s line, Bitten, is very versatile, comfortable, and well-made. I own several pieces myself. I have paid designer prices, only to have the clothing fall apart after two washings, and this was not the case here. You need to come down off your high-horse, and take a look at the real world, see how the other half lives.
You people are the most stuck-up, shallow, snobbish bunch of individuals it has ever been my misfortune to read. I will not be returning to this site.
SJP’s line, Bitten, is very versatile, comfortable, and well-made. I own several pieces myself. I have paid designer prices, only to have the clothing fall apart after two washings, and this was not the case here. You need to come down off your high-horse, and take a look at the real world, see how the other half lives.
You people are the most stuck-up, shallow, snobbish bunch of individuals it has ever been my misfortune to read. I will not be returning to this site.
SJP’s line, Bitten, is very versatile, comfortable, and well-made. I own several pieces myself. I have paid designer prices, only to have the clothing fall apart after two washings, and this was not the case here. You need to come down off your high-horse, and take a look at the real world, see how the other half lives.