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Photo courtesy of
Express
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Express    
www.expressfashion.com
Trends - Urban Night
Out
Sizes - Medium range
Fitting Rooms - Women's
Prices - Good
Online Store - No
Express is another one of my favorite stores.
Again their clothes are mainstream cliché,
but they're also very femme and cute. They have
great, trendy tops, along with lots of other great
clothes. They have some great deals, too--When I
was there they had T-shirts for $10. They're a lot
like Bebe but less expensive. I also like the
atmosphere (friendly, and teen oriented but
tasteful). One of my favorite places to shop. Also,
check out their website, it's incredible.
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Casual Corner 
Can't find Website
Trends - Business, Business Casual
Sizes - Medium to Large Range
Fitting Rooms - Women's
Prices - Decent
Online Store - ?
More business clothes for middle-aged women.
They had some cute small, short dresses, but I
don't look good in small short dresses so they
didn't interest me. Also, can any one find their
website?
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Photo Courtesy of Wet
Seal
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Wet Seal  
www.wetseal.com
Trends - Urban
Night Out
Sizes - Small
Fitting Rooms - Women's
Prices - Great
Online Store - Yes
Sometimes you can tell what type of store you're
in by who shops there--In this case, trendy little
7th graders who had short skirts and a vague notion
of what sex is. (Anyone read that Onion article?)
Although they had great prices there and everything
was on sale, everything was also in tiny sizes and
short and wouldn't fit the average crossdresser. If
you happen to be tiny, this is the store for you,
but for most of us, it isn't.
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"Sha, we're so rich and preppy!"
Photo courtesy of Abercrombie
& Fitch
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Abercrombie & Fitch 
www.abercrombie.com
Trends - Sport clothes, woodsy, preppy
Sizes - Medium Ranges
Fitting Rooms - Segregated
Prices - Pricey
Online Store - Yes
Abercrombie was disappointing to me, because
it's so trendy right now and because I liked my
friend's thick, ribbed, large-neck sweater that she
got there. But as I went into Abercrombie for the
first time, I realized that most of the clothes
were sporty, like you were about to go mountain
climbing, and unisex. They weren't technically
unisex clothes, but all of the women's clothes were
traditionally men's clothes, like at the gap. They
don't even sell skirts or dresses. And I didn't
find my friend's sweater.
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Photo courtesy of Gap,
Inc.
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Baby Gap  
www.babygap.com
Trends - Baby Clothes
Sizes - Really, Really Small
Fitting Rooms - Coed
Prices - Kind of Expensive
Online Store - Yes
Hehe, just checking to see if you were actually
reading this.
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