Now this question is for young females.... 15 to 30
I would like to know what is the biggest problem you%26#039;re faced with when shopping? Size, style? If you could change something about retail stores, what would it be?
I find that being a size 22, alot of the clothes are more... mature and not flattering for my shape. Also if the styles were a bit more, edgy and colourful.|||im 15 and the big problem i have is shopping at those teenage shops like supre forever21 and other stores like that and the reason why is beacuse some of the stuff makes me look chubby i mean they have my sizes size 10 and 12 but some of there chloths make me look chubby wich makes me sad or angrey if i really like it and i dont think there is any thing i would change about those shops ohhh.....besides sometimes they dont have enougth size 10 and 12 beacuse those sizes sell alot and when i go in to thier shops they only have sizes 1-8|||My biggest problems
1. I don%26#039;t really want to be shopping in the first place
2. Jeans are always too loose, but also too short
3. Bathing suits are always ruffly, pink, sparkly, or flowery. (i don%26#039;t do either)|||sorry i dont fit your age requierment but im gonna answer it anyways:
when something you really want-
-dosnt have your size
-fits weirdly
-looks really bad on you but good on a friend
-is way out of price range
- that your dad thinks is ugly or not flattering
problems with stores-
-when the employee stalks you while your in the store
-bad dressing room lighting
-crazy prices
-loud music
-when the employee wont shut up
-lines for dressing rooms
o and people who design the abercrombie and fitch and hollister cothes the whole world isnt underweight like your models if you want to sell more make larger sizes, fat people dont shop at ur stores!!!
btw-im not fat just a suggestion, a double zero is almost 2 big on me.... (not underweight just short)
