But for the moment I'll keep it in check. Mostly. And let this suffice:
I'm convinced that most women's fashion is inspired by male homosexuals, whose idea of pulchritude is 14 year old boys. Hence, they design clothes that would fit 14 year old boys, but will not fit women at all. Women are curvy and soft (in all the right places). Styles that work with their shape, instead of trying to change it look great. You can't make a lady with hips and a plump rump look like a boy; if you try the result is simply ridiculous. But the queer designers can seem to wrap their perverted minds around that concept.
Can't argue! What the ladies need is to have some women come up with their own classic designs and market them to all the department stores. I could guarantee they would sell.
Personally I don't want to look like a boy. and my guess is many feel the same way.
Exactly. Young boys don't wear skirts, either.
It's not that hard to find clothes without having to resort to lands End, LL Bean and the other outdoor outfitters. Not to mention Talbots. It just takes a little effort - and for some of us, learning to sew.