Community Chat

[MarkeieMark]

Stay tuned for the Lisa Rinna show.  I'm sure she'll mention it about a 100 times.

[SilleeMee]

That phrase was most likely created by someone who isn't a native from California. It was probably invented by a person who goes to California to party and socialize...so I guess the phrase could mean "party clothes" that you would rock on the beach.

[SaRina]

An alliteration.

[chrystaltree]

It means anything you want it to mean.  It's just merchandising silliness.

[chrystaltree]

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@Newgate wrote:

Many nice people live in California!  Even if they are chic most of them are still nice people with their heads screwed on right!!

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       I would never use CA and chic in the same sentence.  When I think chic, I think London, NYC, Paris.  CA makes me think laid back, informal, anything goes.

[chrystaltree]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

That phrase was most likely created by someone who isn't a native from California. It was probably invented by a person who goes to California to party and socialize...so I guess the phrase could mean "party clothes" that you would rock on the beach.

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        sequinned bathing suits...lol   

[PINKdogWOOD]

@nana59  NOt sure I really care what it is in CA.

I already have Cozy Comfort Chic in Columbus so I'm good.

[BirdieGal]

California...yes casual, yes cozy. They are saying chic because of the material and that many celebs like the brand.

In this case it's 

CO$Y COMFORTABLE CA$UAL CHIC

[birkin baby]

I wear Comfy, Cozy, CHARLOTTE, Chic...which means I wear whatever I want to. 

[Vivian]

I believe it is the west coast equivalent of Madison Avenue high end chic. In other words, it is marketing baloney.