Fashion

[Chicagosuburbangirl]

One World clothing , or Lucky Brand, but at three times the price.

Opinions? Maybe I'm missing out on something , but these three brands seem quite similar to me.

[Still Stylish Lady]

Similar I guess. Not my cup of tea though. 

[marchingalong123]

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[Jinlei]

Clothing from the late 60’s.  Nothing new here.

[Kachina624]

Pretty but you'd freeze in that thin fabric when the weather gets chilly.  Should have introduced it last spring.

[wilma]

@Chicagosuburbangirl 

I see the similarities between the brands. I am not really a fan of this style of clothing. I have seen Lucky brand pieces similar in cost to Haute Hippie. One World pieces are definitely less expensive. 

[kelsey17]

I agree with the similarity..............i grew up in the 60's/70's and i feel like these designers put the "hippie" label on clothes to make them sell (example...LOGO, Haute Hippie)................

I remember peasant tops, mini prints and blouson sleeves...don't remember trumpet sleeves, bell sleeves, or

those asymetricals they are showing tonite which more

to me resemble the trends of today.......................and in

my younger years i had quite a large variety wardrobe....

i think the term just "sells" more

[DJP]

Little House on the Prairie. No thanks.

[BirkiLady]

Been there, done that 50 years ago (in quality fabrics). These latest lines look like K-Mart stuff that we would have never touched! Why, OVC???

[skatting44]

  Good points.  Finally I did find a blouse that I wanted to buy  in the Haute Hippie line  called Malai in the surplice snakeskin print but my size small was already sold out . Bummer !

Maybe someone will return one