<p>i like old navy, gap, nike, and puma</p>
<p>wich do you like.</p>
<p>i loove wet seal, abercrombie and hollister</p>
<p>Nadie le responda a Victor, esto va a fracasar! Tanslation: Nobody answer Victor, this will be a failure! Translatiion: jahdiei kajhdfwsoiw hkldjwaoeir hakdfhws kshjfsiuf!! Translation: napadiepe lepe repespopondapa apa vipictopor, epestopo vapa apa seper upun frapacapasopo!</p>
<p>i havea wide variety of choices starting with lacoste, polo, prada, fendi, armani, Christian Dior, Versace, Givenchy and ferragamo.</p>
<p>Lacoste, Polo RL, Diesel.</p>
<p>Zara is the best for ever and ever and ever and ever and everyone should buy ALL thier clothes from zara because its the besttt and its coming here and they are going to put it in UNICENNNTRRROOOO!!!! aand im going to live there and sleep there and eat there and EVerYTHINNNGgggg</p>
<p>and its going to be veryyy big! yeyyy</p>
<p>i like armani exchange, abercrombie, hollister, polo rl, diesel, banana republic, H&M, Zara and hugo boss</p>
<p>marc by marc jacobs is my faaaavorite. i love seven jeans too, although i only own 2 pairs. other than that, i like pretty much everything dandiaz said, besides hollister.</p>
<p>Wal Mart.</p>
<p>jesus, there are some rich mother****ers on cc. i buy most of my clothes at bob's.</p>
<p>I buy mine mostly from liquidator stores</p>
<p>Abercrombie and Fitch.</p>
<p>I hate when people say everyone wears ANF because its the "cool" brand..... I'm exactly the opposite. I don't like that everyone wears ANF, but it's a good clothing brand, so I buy stuff there.</p>
<p>I'm thinking about going into business in college, so I'm toying with the idea of working at Abercrombie's corporate offices after college..... but that's a long way off.</p>
<p>(I don't care for Hollister that much because it's too much of a poser-surf store for me and American Eagle is alright.... but I just don't like the shirts as much as Abercrombie's)</p>
<p>mmm, sweatshop labor.</p>
<p>Abercrombie and Fitch is a Racist company, MNKeeper.</p>
<p>i.am.it- wow, i'm pretty jealous of you! My walls are covered with ferragamo ads (they're so aesthetically pleasing :)) I can only hope to someday be able to afford one nice timeless dress from them. </p>
<p>um, yeah, a & f is the same company as hollister. I doubt that anything is really different between the two except hollister things run about $20 cheaper than their a & f counterparts. only a few 'extra touches' make a & f 'better' than hollister- nicer stiching, patches, better dyeing. the basic material is probably of the same quality, and like vegangirl said, from the same sweatshop.</p>
<p>hollister is also pretty bad.</p>
<p>The label doesn't really matter. In the end it's whether the clothes are nice or not. </p>
<p>with that being said most of my clothes are calvin klein, dkny, ralph lauren, lacoste, and lucky brand jeans. I really don't have a preference for one brand though.</p>
<p>h&m
urban outfitters (but only the discount section)
jasmine sola (this is a new england thing...maybe even an MA/CT thing?)american apparel (obscenely expensive but decent and no sweatshoppage)
occasionally anthropologie when i have a lot of money</p>
<p>and then a ton of thrift stores.</p>
<p>you can serioussly put together a cute outfit from ANYWHERE.
so as long as the store has something cute, i go in (im a big window shopper)</p>