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Shopping in São Paulo
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Anyone has any tips that don't include Daslu?manolocraver
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C&A at Iguatemi Mall. There are Zara and Mango stores as well. But if you don't visit Daslu then your shopping trip will be useless.
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LOL Thats what I was thinking I thought Daslu was the designer paradise in Sao Paulo
and i don't have one because i feel drunk with power 
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kind of a random question and/sillyquestion but is the real pretty much on par with the dollar when it comes to tagging clothes?, does it make any sense?..oh, anyway, a friend was in Tokyo last month and he kept saying designer clothes were drastically cheaper than in the US or even Europe so I'm wondering for instance, will a pair of ellus shoes cost around 500 dlls, which would be the average price in the US?.
*I'm not good with economy so feel free to giggle at me haha.
kind of a random question and/sillyquestion but is the real pretty much on par with the dollar when it comes to tagging clothes?, does it make any sense?..oh, anyway, a friend was in Tokyo last month and he kept saying designer clothes were drastically cheaper than in the US or even Europe so I'm wondering for instance, will a pair of ellus shoes cost around 500 dlls, which would be the average price in the US?.
*I'm not good with economy so feel free to giggle at me haha.
Well, buying imported clothes like Prada or Dolce&Gabbana makes no sense since they are 30% (and up) more expensive. But the conversion rate, at least yesterday was of 2,13 reais to 1 dollar. Buying national thingsisa lot cheaper but there isn't a market as big as the Japanese when it comes to imported clothing. Few can own them. So if Ellus shoes costed 500 reais would be around 235 dollars. 
