Inquiring Wife Wants To Know

[soileauj]

I have been asked to inquire if anyone knows of a woman's forum similar to this one. She sits many evenings looking over my shoulder,ok looking from my right, while I browse through the forum. She has been very supportive of all of my purchases both from here and retail stores as well.

She would like the opportunity to browse and become familiar with fashion as well.

Thanks for your assistance.

 

[lee_44106]

Don't have an answer for your original question, but just wanna let you know that you got a KEEPER.

 

[Neo1824]

AskAndy has a women's forum. Not sure if it goes into the detail of this one though.

 

[Manton]

Originally Posted by Neo1824

AskAndy has a women's forum. Not sure if it goes into the detail of this one though.

It never really lifted off.

 

[Willsw]

Is there "classical" dress for women in the same way a suit is for men?

 

[Manton]

Originally Posted by Willsw

Is there "classical" dress for women in the same way a suit is for men?

Not really. Nothing so canonical and predictable from year to year.

 

[The_Foxx]

the closest thing I've seen is www.thefashionspot.com

 

[Ivan Kipling]

To answer Willsw: the Chanel suit, would come closest. Not what's being done today, however. The original suit by Chanel, came closest to a classical 'uniform' for women.

 

[Sator]

Try the Powder Room of the Fedora Lounge. However, it is very vintage orientated as you would expect.

 

[Tomasso]

If she's keen on purses (silly question, I know) there's this forum. (Caveat: You may not wish to refer her to this site because if you think that men's shoes can get pricey, you have no idea).

 

[AskAndyAboutClothes]

Originally Posted by Neo1824

AskAndy has a women's forum. Not sure if it goes into the detail of this one though.
soileauj:

Women's Fashion & Tailored Clothing:

http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/f...splay.php?f=36

Manton: It doesn't need to lift off.

 

[acidboy]

Nothing like these fora for women. They're not as picky and as style conscious as men!

 

[Tarmac]

the only fashion forum I've come across where women are very active is Honest Forum. 99% crappy denim though.

 

[Jared]

Originally Posted by Ivan Kipling

To answer Willsw: the Chanel suit, would come closest. Not what's being done today, however. The original suit by Chanel, came closest to a classical 'uniform' for women.
John Molloy's Women's Dress for Success was published in 1976 and advocated the skirt suit as a business uniform for women. Naomi Wolf claims the fashion industry worked to destroy that idea. So I guess that's why women can't have forums.

 

[Sator]

Originally Posted by acidicboy

Nothing like these fora for women. They're not as picky and as style conscious as men!

The male of the species is genetically predisposed towards peacockery.