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Monday September 24th, 2012

The Funniest Digs From Proenza Schouler’s Critical Shopper Review in the Times
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The Funniest Digs From Proenza Schouler’s Critical Shopper Review in the Times

As you probably know if you live in NYC (those posters are everywhere), a new Proenza Schouler store just opened up on Madison Ave. And luckily for us, Times reporter Alexandra Jacobs took an undercover tour of the new space and wrote about it for the paper’s often-hilarious, rarely kind Critical Shopper feature.

This is a good one, and includes Star Trek references and kitten mentions. So, we’ve decided to condense it into a list of the article’s funniest digs, many of which aren’t even directed towards Jack, Lazaro, or the store itself:

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Published at 3:50 PM

Wednesday November 25th, 2009

Mid-Day Snack

Mid-Day Snack

Good Romance: This TUSH editorial of Siri makes us want to run off into the woods and dress up like a fairy. Unfortunately, we are not supermodels, nor five year old girls, so this seems less than logical. {FashionGoneRogue} On the Traina: Erin Kleinberg sure does love her famous daughters/socials as models. First it was Read more →

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Published at 11:55 AM

Thursday September 24th, 2009

Quote of the Day

“I know that when shopping for clothing, I’m just not happy unless the décor involves taxidermy chickens dressed in Edwardian formalwear. Maxfield is good enough to provide these…and two other elements that have come to symbolize the mark of true sophistication for me: sex toys and human remains.” –Cintra Wilson in her critical shopper piece Read more →

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Published at 1:05 PM

Tuesday October 28th, 2008

Quote of the Day

“I often dream of Gwyneth Paltrow — aspirational dreams where I am her good, good friend and we make precious lunches in her legacy beach house, laughing. Then I help her with her lines, she gives me a sweater and we hug.” – Mike Albo, on his Critical Shopper piece on Tod’s, in the Times. Read more →

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Published at 12:36 PM