Juicy Couture

I love the velour pants (in the darker colors) but not the hoodies.
 
Amo_Armani said:
I can't tell if this topic is sarcastic or not.

I didn't think of this when I first read it, but now that I went back and reread, I think it may be... :huh:
 
Guessgirl96 said:
I didn't think of this when I first read it, but now that I went back and reread, I think it may be... :huh:

Sadly I dont think it is. I dont like juicy and its counterparts. The brands too tacky to me.. I dont like the idea of people wearing velour or terrycloth sweatsuits holding their monogram LV bags, and nike shox around the city. Tracksuits are made for exercise....
 
bleh - why do people seriously like this Juicy crap? It is so gross!! and whoever made the comment about teeny boppers and wanna-be MILFs was so right on! yuck! I can understand wanting comfy around the house clothes but who is going to pay those prices for that stuff when no one will see it (or shouldn't see it for that matter)
 
^ juicy is a designer...

i dont really like the stuff right now...the stuff when they first came out was ADORABLE now its sooo ugly though

i mean just look at these HIDIOUS purses yuckie

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and the worst...
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the bag is actually pretty cute its just that print on it its soooo ugly
 
Juicy is god awful.

I actually saw a Juicy tracksuit being used for what it was meant to be, exercise. A woman was wearing an all black Juicy tracksuit and of course black Shox, but when she changed, she was immaculate.
 
Seriously, I don't think JC is too bad after all. Of course, if you wear your tracksuit in a nasty Paris Hilton way it won't look good.
Plus, I like some bags and charm bracelets.
 
I agree, Ive seen some JC stuff that I really like, and Im not sure that the tracksuit represents the brand but who knows.... I dont really like it because Ive seen so many people wearing similar things and they look terrible. I do like some of the bags though. :heart:
 
I used to loathe juicy. I hate the whole "sweats out in public with tacky LV bag" look and the words "juicy" across the *** and everything associated with the brand and so stayed very, very far away from it. But then out of nowhere, I bought pair of terrycloth shorts to lounge/work out in, and I was hooked. They're unbelievably softer and more well-made than a brand that costs half as much. I would never wear the stuff out in public, and I'm not a fan of a heck of a lot of their accessories, or anything with their logo on it, or anything in bright pink. But I do admit to buying a denim skirt much earlier thi year, which I liked a lot. It fit great on me and was pretty cute. So I don't completely hate this brand now, but it can be so easy to wear some of the pieces and turn it into a big "NO".
 
Curious said:
I think I have the same one!! But mine's gray. I just wore it last night as a matter of fact. Juicy was a no-name back when I got it, but the T was extraordinally well-made. Haven't gotten anything from them recently, though...

Curious, and I have the baby blue one...it's an extremely thick, well made and well cut plain T-shirt in a subtle hue. I've worn it constantly for what, over five years? It was ten dollars on sale, and it still is sturdy and good as new.

It's too bad they don't make the simple, unpretentious, good quality stuff anymore. I haven't gotten anything from them in the past few years either...

Identical velour hoodies by the way, were popular in the seventies.
 

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