Lauren, you are not Carrie Bradshaw. No one cares what you think. Go get yourself a clue and while youre at it a new pair of monolos since you have so much more money than everyone else. It's people like you that give the fashion world a bad name. Please get over yourself.

Lauren, you are not Carrie Bradshaw. No one cares what you think. Go
get yourself a clue and while youre at it a new pair of monolos since
you have so much more money than everyone else. It's people like you
that give the fashion world a bad name. Please get over yourself.

Lauren, you are not Carrie Bradshaw. No one cares what you think. Go
get yourself a clue and while youre at it a new pair of monolos since
you have so much more money than everyone else. It's people like you
that give the fashion world a bad name. Please get over yourself.

WoW! I hope you know that you just stuck your foot in your mouth big time. How dare you say that people that shop at Kohls are basiclly below you. You are the pathetic one trying put down people down because all they can afford is a $28 dress. You make me sick. And pleaseeeeeee get a life and get real.

P.S.
I think I threw up a little in my mouth just by actually reading you article.

P.P.S. If you think i know nothing of fashion. I know plenty. I was voted best dressed for my graduating class.

What is wrong with Khol's? Who cares if they don't charge $2,000 for a pair of jeans. That doesn't mean that some of their clothes aren't just as fashionable as a high-priced 5th ave outfit. And I think it makes perfect sense for a fashion magazine to start a clothing line. After all, they get tons of feed back from their readers on what is trending and current. It is their job to keep up with fashion. So of course their fashion line has a good chance at being successful. What a horribly snobbish personality you have. I can't imagine many people enjoy your company.

...and the pessimism continues. Lauren, your posts are SO much better when you turn the bitching down. It doesn't come off as clever and funny...instead it just makes me repulsed by you. I know I'm not the only one who feels this way.

Re Elle: Yeah, they are pretty bad. At this point, I'm waiting for my own chance to design a clothing line. Think Sears will let me have a shot at it? I'll call the look... OFFICE TART. Rawr. Anyway, Elle should spend its resources on its magazine and leave the designing to Hilary Duff.

Re Posts: Sure, some are on the negative side, and I actually don't agree with a lot of her opinions. But people: this is a blog, not the word of God (sorry Lauren). If you're repulsed by her entries, then roll your eyes and move on. Skip over them if you really have to. I mean really, her musings are really no worse than the snarky things that any woman would whisper to her girlfriends over cocktails... they're just out in public.

Gee, I'm not sure, but this may be one of the most pretentious things I've ever read.

How snobby can you be? I love Elle, too, and like you, it's my favorite magazine.

While I agree Elle's line at Kohl's is a little underwhelming, we can't all afford Manolos and if I'm able to pull together something casual-cute at Kohl's, are you really going to turn your nose up at me?

I'm not a soccer mom and regard Kohl's as the place to go for my basics -- Levi's, etc. Why should Target be the only store to try to bring a little more fashion sense to the masses? Maybe one day, America won't be so stylistically embarrassing if this keeps up.

umm wow...i happen to like kohls..