Gray Cardi in the Front, Breezy Pant, and new Wake and Flow Camisole.
More Breezy Pant, Wake and Flow Camisole, and Cardi in the Front photos.
Cardi in the Front and Black Wake and Flow Camisole.
Wake and Flow Camisole with Wake and Flow Shorts. Note the Vintage Green Free to Be bra underneath the camisole.
New Bhakti Reality SS with Breezy Pants and Regal Plum Ebb to Street Pants.
New For the Yin Pant.
All this is an easy pass for me.
13 comments:
Yikes, love the shape of the high waisted wide-legged pants, but the tencel is soo frumpy and wrinkled. I also can't stand front pleats on pants. Second, what's up with cropped wide legged pants? I totally get that culottes (shudder) are back in style, but the length is too long on these to be "on trend". Lulu designers, you're so close, yet so far away.
I was at my local store today in Toronto and saw that they had the City Skirt in a solid Regal Plum in case anyone was interested.
Friends don't let friends wear, fugly, wrinkled, I'll fitting, baggy Lulu...
None of these items are appealing.
Wave and Flow camisole and shorts - OK if these are designed/meant to be worn to bed. Why are they modelling them as if they are actual clothing?
Yet I would never buy these items to wear to bed - I have much better looking, non-frumpy stuff.
None of the above
Wrinkles for days! No thanks.
Tencel fabric = lingerie. No thanks to all of this.
Isn't it Wake and Flow? Or did they change it to Wave? If they didn't....they should
Definite pass on all of it. That blue shorts and cami combo is horrific! Couldn't pay me to wear any of this.
@ anon 5:04 am - you are right, it is Wake and Flow
seriously enough with the baggy trousers. enough with the sloppy dated prints. I feel like im taking crazy pills!
Ditto to all comments.. frumpy, no fun colors or prints, who comes up with these patterns? Ugh, they need a real, all-around athlete to give them some pointers. Such a bummer! no purchase for me!
Tencel is crap. it doesn't take dyes well it wrinkles like crazy and snags easily. I bet this stuff is also expensive.
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