As much as I appreciate the bold pose, this makes me very nervous:
Says Liz: A few more buttons would help.
The story: I was out shopping when I saw this in the window of (where else?) American Apparel. I'm fairly sure it's meant to be a top rather than a dress, but the decision to put it out with just leggings quite frankly terrifies me.Love this one from reader Dijana:
She says: When you see this picture you just know that when she let go of that t-shirt the photographer got a straight shot at her 'chocha.' At least we'll save money not buying pants this season.
Since it's Balmain, this lil' ensemble probably costs approximately 700 million dollars. Showing your chocha? Priceless.From Sara:
I love her eloquent description: This "tubular cowl neck" really draws the eyes to every woman's treasure.Sometimes I wear an outfit like this to bed. And then I get nervous that there will be an earthquake and I'll have to wear it outside:
Nancy puts it perfectly: Just one gust away from "I see France."
Anna says: If she's cold enough to wear a coat, maybe she should also put on some pants! Sarah was depressed to find this offender at Banana Republic:
She says: It makes me sad that Banana Republic, on whom I've relied for years for affordable work basics, is venturing into chocha territory. They couldn't have taken all that extra fabric at the cowl and applied it where it's needed?Alana found this gem:
I named the file "Red Chocha," which is like "Red Dawn," but way scarier.From the lovely Liz:
She says: Poor model, she doesn't have pants, is wearing a see-through top, and it's falling off of her! No wonder they don't show her face! Ummm, yeah:
Says Antoinette: This Rick Owens outfit is special in a different way, as though he decided to offer a not-so-subtle hint. I mean, really.
Seriously, how great is that phrase? Conglomeration of Chochas. It kind of sounds like a political affiliation from Star Trek. I'd join.Find a chocha? Pass it on! daddylikeyblog@gmail.com
