Where Do Twentysomethings Shop?
motorhead
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I’ve taken my share of dancers shopping but it’s been awhile. They all liked Aeropostale, Coach Bags, MAC cosmetics. I’ve been perusing some of the Sugar Baby sites and shopping seems to be the number one most requested activity so I need to get up to speed.
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With other peoples money Burberry and Gucci. Louis Vuitton for a splurge.
If a dancer or sugar baby want to go shopping, then I suspect all you have to do is ask "Where?" and she'll be too happy to guide you along. But if you're curious about typical brands or items, etc., then go back to that sugar site and check out their Wish List (I know that Seeking gives SBs the ability to set up a shopping/gift list). Or, if you're on Instagram, then follow some of the local dancers who have "work" IG profiles. Many post about their shopping trips in great detail, and you'll quickly find out about the pricey little shops and boutiques where they buy stuff.
SJG
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real life clothes? idk anywhere rly. macys, dillards, jc penney, ross, tj maxxx, random thrift stores, random other stores, kohls prob forgetting something too idk
I have taken my share of babes shopping it always ends up being a fun day.
Blah blah. I never thought of shein or fashion nova as stripper clothes. Girls out here wear outfits from there all the time. But yeah stripper outfits can be really expensive for what they are.
Victoria's Secret is mid range in pricing, but most girls would love a shopping trip there. It still remains very popular amongst SBs, strippers, and girls in general.
For shoes: Nike, Footlocker, Finish Line, etc... anywhere they can get a good pair of Air Max's as those (and Nikes in general) are very "in style."
If they tell you they want "red bottoms," those are Christian Louboutins and they probably cost more than her rent, so only entertain that idea if you don't mind spending. If you do want to spend a lot on shoes, you can find high quality ones at a Saks or Nordstrom.
Handbags: Coach is out. They were sort of replaced by Michael Kors years ago. MK is now where people who can't afford Louis and Gucci but still want quality goods will shop. An entry level MK bag can cost as low as $100 on sale but usually hovers in the $200 range depending on the bag. They have far more expensive options, but are one of the only high end handbag retailers that actually makes inexpensive bags as well. (As far as Coach goes, I wonder if they will make a comeback as Y2K aesthetic is very en vogue and Coach is very Y2K). Most of the other fashionable handbags will cost $1K and up.
Accessories: Tom Ford and Ray Bans make good sunglasses. Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, and Burberry make great scarves for a few hundred dollars and their belts are pretty popular too.
The most expensive brands will be Hermès and Chanel where entry level bags are 5k or so (you can get good Chanel perfume, very popular, for about $100+ a bottle though) Other expensive popular luxury brands are Louis Vuitton and Gucci (both are steadily the most popular over time), Yves Saint Laurent (YSL), Dior, Prada, Valentino, Balenciaga, Versace, Dolce and Gabbana, Balmain, Burberry, Fendi, the list goes on. Most of these bags will start around 1K+, but you can get these brand's perfumes and accessories for considerably less.
For makeup, if you didn't mind spending MAC prices (which is still in), try Sephora. It is very popular and they also sell some stuff that MAC doesn't have, like Rihanna's extremely popular makeup line called Fenty Beauty. Aside from MAC and Sephora, there is ULTA. Those are the Big 3 when it comes to makeup these days.
The few times I felt moved to do something extra for a girl, I asked her which stores/restaurants that she liked so that I could buy a gift card (there's no way I'm burning several precious hours shopping). One ended up being Sephora. Another girl wanted Longhorn so that she could bring her kids out to a "fancy" steak dinner. Both were very much appreciated.
I tend to like irl clothes to feel nice on my skin and also feel sturdy like it wont for sure wear out in 3 months.
Shoes I tend to buy online usually just about anywhere. I have wide feet and a lot of stores it is just too much of a pita weeding thru the stuff. Online I just filter my foot size and voila and way more options.
Girls will go out in that shit and cheap shoes from Chinese or Korean shops and think they look classy and boojie.
I think it looks sexy but it's trash. Same with Shein.
But its will wear it when out with friends but not on a date lol and sometimes I'm like I wanna see the sluttiness too.
But thanks for admitting I know about women
Geezus, I feel so old and out of touch. I didn’t recognize most of the brands you mentioned. I had a feeling Coach was out and I wasn’t sure which bad was hot - Gucci or LV or MK.
I’ve made plenty of trips with various dancers to the outlet mall in Howell in the early 2000’s. It’s easy one stop shopping for Nike and other brands. They used to have a Coach store but maybe it’s closed now.
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SJG
Many colors
https://pleasershoes.com/collections/ple…
And yes, Pleasers is the most dominant brand and probably the only one you will find if you like doing in person shopping. I prefer in person myself but will be forced online because I’ll be trying out another brand when the time comes…
Maybe I shouldn't ask this, but do you find that wearing extreme high heels has any orthopedic consequences or carries any special risk of injury?
SJG
And it was annoying because the second time the gift card was only for $50 and I had to pay out of pocket for part of the outfit. Beautiful color especially on my skin but it flattens the tits way too much. Wah.
For one thing, it sucks that store doesn’t have fitting rooms back open again and also I just don’t like their stuff. Idk, and the stuff I actually find cute would look better if I had a different body type or something?
Idk why it can work for so many people but after two trips I am realizing I’m starting to dislike the store. Victoria Secret might turn into my equivalent that Ricky is about Baby Dolls or MikeyM about 2001 Odyssey.
Looking at the Fashion Nova and Shein site tho and that might not be too terrible 🤔 so thanks Blah and Icey, might try to start encouraging diverting over there instead.
The point of heels: large platform heel shoes push the boobs forward and the butt backwards. And gives legs an illusion of more length. That would be considered flattering and increasing sex appeal.
Am I the only one that thinks we need to see pics with and without the offending bra to judge how bad it is?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfZAERH8…
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"The point of heels: large platform heel shoes push the boobs forward and the butt backwards. And gives legs an illusion of more length. That would be considered flattering and increasing sex appeal."
Thanks, nicespice, and I do know that. They also make for a kind of a hobbling effect, like our version of the Chinese foot bind, but more humane because it is just temporary. And it is also just because the girl is deliberately doing that, wearing such shoes and presenting herself that way. And I have seen that most of the time girls do not wear shoes like that unless they are taking in money. Like our Viet Coffee Girls will wear such shoes on the job, when they have to walk around all day. But at their own events they switch to regular high heels sandals, no platforms.
What does hellaheels have over Pleaser?
Do you know where hellaheels is located?
I see that they go up to 9". Pleaser now has 9" and 10". Do you think these extremes are wearable and safe? And if you say yes, then do you think they should experiment with 11" and 12"?
Thanks,
SJG
https://hellaheels.com.au/collections/9-…
Sounds like they hold up better than Pleasers. Maybe that is why they are going more for boots, at least with the highest.
Then I'd bring you home and so an erotic photo session with you.
SJG
I guess Costco isn’t trendy?