They're not even name brand. You wanna talk about expensive clothing, go to Neiman Marcus. Shit. It's still $300 worth of goods.

samS knows what he's talking about.

I agree with Fakepolice... You dirty broke posers whine too much.... And no not shopping at Hollister doesn't make you dirty and poor... Your non educated filthy lifestyle does... Not wearing hollister just makes it easy to point you out!!!

well, you're 15, so you would think that...

she bought it because the clothes are cool and comfortable. ever here of something called fashion?didn't think so. thats whats cool right now so u can excuse yourself and go live off in a place that doesnt give a shit about your clothes!

Actually, when I see someone wearing AE/Hollister I immediately stereotype them as lazy and unfashionable, blindly picking stuff off the racks because they can't coordinate for themselves. The people I would consider to be fashion "icons" make their own clothes, have them custom made, or at least tailor/alter them to be individual. Someone who truly follows "fashion" knows it isn't accomplished by merely slapping a brand's logo across their chest.

Not everyone has the time and money to make and alter all their own clothes, you are really naive if you think everyone can, us ADULTS have other priorities, but I guess if you are a teenager with Daddys unlimited money, it doesn't matter...and if custom clothes are the only kind acceptable to you, then you must think Hot Topic, TJ Maxx, Target and every other clothing store out there is for "lazy and unfashionable" people too... wow what a bratty comment. You sound like the type that would pick on someone for wearing Payless shoes.

I agree. I certainly don't have the time and resources to make my own clothes but I'm still really into fashion. The store you shop at doesn't designate how fashionable you are. Everyone I know (including me) shops at Urban Outfitters and Forever 21, yet I always come out buying different things than most everyone else because I have my own style. And what about thrift stores and vintage clothing? So many of my friends wouldn't even dare look in a thrift store but I always get a lot of compliments on the things I find there. People think the thrift store is the epitome of unfashionable, yet people know me as a fashionable person. So who knows, the OP could do a really good job of choosing what he buys at these stores. I know that this shouldn't, and doesn't, have any bearing on the situation, but I'm just saying since the conversation sort of veered in this direction. And to be honest, not everyone is going to be a genius with fashion sense and style, otherwise fashion designers wouldn't be a highly regarded. It's just like an artistic skill, which is why a lot of math/science people are stereotyped to have no fashion sense.

People can have an interesting, fashionable style without having to make their own clothes. It's about how you put the items of clothing together. A person can look more 'unique' wearing all Hollister if they choose good pieces and put them together well than somebody wearing clothes they've made themselves.

um excuse me, but i do pay for my clothes. I'm thirteen and I can still shop there so you don't have to go off and say I'm Daddy's little bank, he loves me and taught me to pay for my clothes which I do. So shut your trap unless you know what your talking to. And have you found fashion world yet? I think not. Anywhere you look people are were AE, Aero, HCo, and A&F. So don't criticize the teenager fashion.

Mizzaditude... You make me frustrated. Shut up.

Prep these nuts

Seriously, you need to stop trolling.. I see you on a bunch of posts acting like you're god... I got news for you. You're not. GTFO