About half of American women wear size 14 and up, so it makes sense that almost 50 percent of clients who seek wardrobing from the Women's Alliance need professional attire in that range.
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Back before there were excruciating commutes, insufferable restaurant waits, unreasonable work hours and unending social commitments, Thoreau saw how crucial careful consideration of one's lifestyle meant to re-wardrobing, season by season.
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Lower-budget independent films might rely on the kindness of emerging designers to provide wardrobing gratis or at cost, while companies devoted to securing product placement may strike million-dollar deals with major studios for their notable clients.
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Reached by phone in Manhattan, Michael says it's a pleasure wardrobing Hatchett because " she's a bit outside-the-box, in terms of what one might expect from a judge ."
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The company eliminated trendy merchandise to focus on " wardrobing, " dressing its customer literally from head to foot from braided head-bands to leather loafers, a formula that many specialty retailers use to build customer loyalty.
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At high-end retailers like Neiman Marcus or Saks, regular clients probably spend between $ 1, 000 and $ 3, 000 during a seasonal wardrobing visit, subsequently calling their personal shoppers for various accessories or attire for weddings or special dinners.
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However, shoplifting can also include price switching ( swapping the price labels of different goods ), refund fraud, " wardrobing " ( returning clothes after they have been worn ) and " grazing " ( eating or sampling a store's goods while in the store ).
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If anyone out there is wardrobing a James Bond movie, Mila Schon has the stuff to outfit those 007 girls : minidresses in gold metal mesh and crocheted leather; sexy jumpsuits with flowing pants; white leather tunics slit down to the navel; metallic leather HotPants, and weightless wrap dresses embroidered with a cascade of silver glitter.
