Midas Media ShoeperWoman Hey Dollface Forever Amber Keeping it Realtor Writing World Grumpy Bloggers Rubinman
graphics
graphic

November 24th, 2009

Citizen’s Arrest: Charlotte Ronson high waisted pencil skirt with zip

Scratchy sweater, anyone?

Scratchy sweater, anyone?

Citizen’s Arrest carried out by: Selina

Alleged Perp: Charlotte Ronson high waisted pencil skirt with zip

Hey, remember those scratchy sweaters some elderly relative would always give you for Christmas? They’d itch like mad, but you’d be forced to dutifully wear them at least once a year, just to be polite?

Well, they make just as ugly skirts, too, don’t they?

Verdict: Remanded into Fashion Police custody: bail set at $79.80, payable to Shopbop.




10 Responses to “Citizen’s Arrest: Charlotte Ronson high waisted pencil skirt with zip”

  1. Mousy says:

    I like it! *blush*

  2. Rock Hyrax says:

    I think it would look OK with a long sleeved black top and – leggings! Because of the material, the leggings may have to be the shiny kind, so now we know why the wet look was invented…

  3. b. says:

    I wouldn’t classify that as high-waisted. Other than that, quite ugly.

  4. EricB says:

    LOL! This looks mightily uncomfortable.

  5. naomi says:

    i can’t decide if i love it or hate it…i keep going back and forth lol

  6. Diandra says:

    Bleh. Might have been cute if it didn’t have that zipper going through it, it looks like something for kids to wear honestly.

  7. Sheree says:

    I actually really like this… though I agree that the zipper is ugly. I don’t see why this couldn’t just be a pull-on skirt.

  8. Jinx says:

    I like this a lot. I don’t think it’s ugly at all. I’d probably consider getting it, if it wasn’t so expensive.

  9. Melanthios says:

    Look, I’m sorry you kept accidentally casting another stitch on, Charlotte, but that doesn’t mean you just say it was meant to be a skirt. That means you unravel it and make the sock again. XD

Leave a Reply

Fashion Police Comment Policy

> No personal attacks or abuse: criticize clothes, not people! (This includes derogatory comments about weight.)
> No self-promotion, i.e. spam
> Please keep your comments on-topic and email us directly with more general feedback/questions.
> Remember, The Fashion Police is a light-hearted site that is not intended to be taken too seriously, so any comments that break these rules will be removed.


CommentLuv Enabled





 
graphic
 
 
graphicEdinburgh Web Design
graphicSubscribe
graphicFollow Us
graphicBecome a Fan
graphicContact
graphicPrivacy Policy