Love your skirt. Such a great color on you.
The skirt has some great fall colors in it. Thanks!

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Love your skirt. Such a great color on you.
What a great find!
Love the outfit....the trousers are a great colour and I think a boy cut shirt could be a good option for me too.
Enjoy wearing it!![]()
nice shirt katie - i'm wearing the same thing today!
stopped in at my local crew - sale section was slim pickings but I did order the lady jacket in herringbonesf center has tons of sizes in the pink, too.
what a steal!! you look great katie! and thanks for the sizing tip. it was sold out by the time i got to the site, though, so i'll just drool over yours!![]()
You always look aamazing! I´ve been contemplating this shirt too but for some reson I never get it![]()
I just scored the crepe shawl blazer for $119. I went to return something but of course I can't leave the store without a purchase. I think this one will be worthwhile. The color is gorgeous and the wool feels a lot better than j crew blazers have of late.
I almost got this blazer, but then they didn't have my size left, as I waited too long. Congrats on getting it for a good price! Which color did you get?
I love the colors but find them to be very boxy. I am 5'9" and they just look short and wide on me. I think if you are shorter they will look better. I have a stripe one from last year that is longer and I love it. I have found the silk doesn't hold up well, though, after probably 5 wears mine started tearing around the wrist and it looks like some of the other seams could fall apart anytime (it is not too small). They are good under things because they are so thin and soft, but that also means the light colors are really see through.
jcacate said:I think they make these in a Tall, maybe that would work? I agree about the light colors being see-through, they might need a cami underneath. I haven't had mine long enough to put much wear & tear on them so I don't have any input on how they hold up but I am worried now!
Does anyone have the collection sequin pencil skirt? I have absolutely no business buying that skirt since I really have nowhere to wear it but I couldn't resist it on sale.
No even in a tall that one wouldn't work. It was literally above my belly button and looked like half the jacket was missing!
Does anyone have the collection sequin pencil skirt? I have absolutely no business buying that skirt since I really have nowhere to wear it but I couldn't resist it on sale.
What do y'all wear as rain wear? I wish J.Crew would make a cute rain jacket, but everytime the try its cotton or something rose. I need something with a hood that is going to keep rain off. It doesn't have to be for standing in the rain for 3 hours, mostly for walking to and from car with umbrella, but the Patagonia, etc. ones are not cute and none of the cute ones are water resistant!
I do agree with you about the quality of things having declined over the years, while prices are increasing. I'll only buy the silks and cashmeres when they're marked down and have an additional percent off promo available.
I have a Lexington jacket from 2007, which is substantially thicker and more beautiful than the Hacking jackets they carry now. I also have the festival blue schoolboy, which is thin. I'm OK with that because of the price I paid. I am awaiting the arrival of a factory blazer, and I'll definitely compare the quality of the full retail vs. factory wool.
plumaplomb said:I have a lot of their old cashmere and it is still as soft and thick and luxurious as the day I got it. I purchased a cashmere cardigan there recently and had to return it immediately because it was SO SCRATCHY and there already was pilling underneath the armpits. I think even Macy's brand cashmere is higher quality than what J. Crew is selling. It mystifies me that J. Crew is pushing their cashmere as straight from some rustic Italian mill, when it is crap on the shelves.
I am also unimpressed with their suiting, and don't get me started on their factory line. I do not buy their factory pieces unless they are over 50% off, and even then, I stay away from cashmere.