Forever 21 Magazine In the Works?
Forever 21 Store
What: It seems there’s no stopping Forever 21. After making plans to make its name in the world of home and beauty products, one of our favorite retailers also hinted at an upcoming magazine (via Twitter).
The Tweet:
“Ok tweeps: let’s say, hypothetically speaking, an F21 magazine is in the works. What content would you want to see in said hypothetical mag?”
What We Say: While most of the fashion biz is sinking, the sky’s the limit for Forever 21. Even though print’s going out of style, we’d totally read an F21 mag, especially if it had exclusive discounts and actually focused on real trends, rather than pushing its own merchandise.
So, whether or not you follow the store on Twitter, chime in here - would you subscribe, and if so, what would you expect to see and read?
| Posted by LauraJaneKyle
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Hrm. Good question. I browse their website frequently because of seemingly the constantly updated content. However, I can’t say I completely love the aesthetic showcased in their models: childlike, rail-thin appearance, usually dressed in a strangely high empire waist, looking grumpily into the camera, with few exceptions. I do not aspire to look like that. So I come away thinking that I’m able to find stuff I like, because I dig through their pages, not because the generic F21 look really appeals to me. Methinks: no magazine.
I don’t like/can’t wear the F21 clothes. I do find nice outwear for myself and I bought a ton of camis for $2.50 each. I bought for my daughter, one sister and myself. My sister can stand to go into the stores so I have to go for her.
My daughter shops at F21 but like EmilyKennedy she doesn’t ascribe to the grumpy two year old look.
F21 is great for accessories, cheap but can really pull together an outfit.
I’d read their magazine but I don’t tweet.
I like the disposable prices for disposable fashion. Their clothes are not likely to become fashion classics.