by I was dreading going out to Bed Bath & Beyond, but not only were there no crowds, it was less crowded than usual. This was true of every store I passed by except Marc Jacobs. He is the only person making money today it looks like.
Hey, that guy is cute.
Cute-guy-enhance.
So what’s the big deal that brings them in droves to Marc Jacobs? Isn’t his stuff incredibly expensive (this from a person whose entire wardrobe is a combination of Target and Goodwill with a little consignment shop thrown in)?
He’s got like four stores on Bleecker Street and this one has a bunch of fun, relatively affordable things, like galoshes, and bags and umbrellas. They make perfects gifts for people who are into this kind of thing. You’re getting something from Marc Jacobs and not going broke.
Ah, thank you for the question and the clarification–out here in the middle I’m sure there are people who have heard of Marc Jacobs, but I’m not one of them.
Did you tap your keyboard and use your computer programmer voice to say “cute guy enhance”? (If you’ve not seen the movie “Super Troopers” you may not get that, but I couldn’t resist.) He IS a cute guy, and I like the scarf.
I have seen that movie but it’s been a while, so I don’t get the reference. Now I have to watch it the next time it’s on!