The Actor's Boutique

For once, Abercrombie and Fitch did something brilliant. 

Here are super hot male employees of the infamous retailer from all over the world lip synching and dancing topless to “Call Me Maybe”. 

Shirt: c/o The Merchandising Society of the Fashion Institute of Technology
Shorts: Abercrombie & Fitch

I worked on reconstructing this shirt for about two days. I found some really good tutorials at youtube.com/salinabear. This garment was HUGE on me and I just had to do something to it. Some of the members of the Merchandising Society got these t-shirts in honor of the club’s 50th Anniversary. This year, we will be celebrating the Style Shop’s 16th birthday. 

The shorts are a pair of old Abercrombie ones that I purchased years ago. They’re short but they’re comfy and cool for summer. I just paired the whole outfit with some gladiator sandals and a little bit of jewelry.

Shirt: Old Navy
Shorts: Abercrombie & Fitch
Shoes: Sketchers
Bracelet: Juicy Couture

I can’t believe it’s been a very long time since I’ve done an outfit post! On June 1st, I did a look that was based on this one. However, I thought I’d post the actual outfit now that I have time and a new camera!

The shirt is my favorite, cheap white tee that I have been wearing to death all year long. It’s comfy and can be dressed up or down.

The shorts I’m wearing are a few years old, actually. They’re very light and stretchy. This is one thing I’ve always liked about Abercrombie & Fitch jeans and shorts: they’re of good quality and comfort.

The shoes are not Toms as most of you may have thought. Sketchers makes a line called Cali, which features shoes that look exactly like Toms shoes.

The bracelet wrapped around my wrist is from Juicy Couture. I purchased it for about $20 at one of their shops. It’s very fun to wear however, it tends to get caught on my clothing so I have to be careful.

I didn’t mention my ring because it’s just a little, cheap thing I got at one of NYC’s many flea markets.

I don’t get this. Their sales were down 20% last year and now all of a sudden they’re coming back up? Their clothes aren’t even fashion forward! I wasted my time the other day by going to the huge Hollister on Fifth Ave. Their clothes were exactly the same as they were years ago!

I don’t get how they’re doing it here. It seems that most of their revenue is going to come from their international locations…