do you know about the
norma kamali line at walmart? it's kind of awesome. first, my adorable colleague
brandy was rocking a cardi/wrap/infinity scarf situation which she procured for $15. so that led me to this
suit for $35, and then the walmart website where brandy's inifinity situation is regrettably not found (
though still might be in stores). but check out these other scores, many of which are available in womens' and plus sizes:
the
jersey maxi lounge dress, $12 - $14:

the
trenchcoat, $24:

the
all-in-one jersey dress, $15:


the
batwing cardigan, $18 - $20:

the
oversized french terry v-neck dress, $6:

the
strapless jersey dress, $10:

the
jersey wide-leg sleep pants, $10 - $12:

many of the pieces are marked down on clearance from their already scandalously low pricepoints. my favorite is the
jersey v-neck dress, marked down to $6 from $7.
you could buy one of each item pictured here for under $100 total. which leads me to...
i've always been torn on
walmart...on one hand, it
contributes so eggregiously to sprawl and puts small businesses under...but on the other hand, it provides over a million jobs and enables many millions of people to shop for their families affordably.
what do you think?
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