nasty, nasty gal / birthday lists pt. 2

Following on from a blog from the ever charming (and now very sun burnt) Miss Daisy Walker about our favourite online vintage+new store Nasty Gal, which you can read here on Oui, c'est un blog, I find it exceedingly appropriate to add my own voice, bellowing into the cyberspace where desirable objects meet desiring people (what?)...

SCREW YOU. NASTY. GAL.

This may just be one pretty cool top. But it represents a lot. more.

I think my first Nasty Gal purchase was an 80's silk, long, "ski" coat, covered in leopards and tigers in black and silver, back in the day when they just sold a few awesome vintage things on Ebay.

Later, the website came. Next, the New section, which rocks. And got bigger. And better. And is cheaper than the vintage stuff, and they have more than one of them and in your size.

Then came THE ADVERTS.

As Daisy said to me in Santiago, the ads are probably catered to, well basically, us, as young women who like shopping and vintage clothes, and oh, wait, we love Nasty Gal.

But if anyone needs to see these adverts IT IS NOT US.

Seriously Nasty Gal, I mean, I would never break up with you, but this relationship is starting to get a bit clingy and I don't think I can handle the kind of commitment you are expecting from me.