Hi Natty! How are you today, Honey? I hope everything is easy living for you, and you are safe and healthy. What's for dinner? I still have a lot of ranch dressing left, and tonight is the night market. So I bought fried chicken again. Hm, someone threw an empty box of KFC outside my front gate. I wonder why? Anyway, fried chicken is messy to cook so I avoid doing it myself. And the cats had mondo snacks today. Mondo!
I've never bought clothes online. But I'm sure it would be convenient for many people of different wealth to get their clothes online. I see so many videos of apparel purchases online fails. No wonder! The biggest issue has to be tailoring. It's not practical to send someone to get measurements, so the buyer would have to provide measurements or guess from looking at the pictures. Few people would send correct measurements, and guessing is not the same as trying on. Of course the clothes will look terrible!
That, and disreputable sellers who don't really care what they send out once they get the money. Now, if there were an organization with a solid reputation for fashion that sold clothes online. Someone with tremendous influence over the fashion industry, and access to hundreds of designers that tailor to all walks of wealth and style. Someone like Vogue, perhaps. I'm sure the logistics of delivery, fit and tailoring will be meticulously calculated, and the buyer would be provided with the look that they expected. Anyone else peddling clothes online seem to have no sense of fashion. Just look at Jeff Bezos.
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