I don’t care what anyone else says, shopping is sometimes heartbreaking. Hear me out, fashionistas: haven’t you ever found a dress that you adored, but the neckline didn’t work with your body? That feeling of disappointment is enough to make you go home empty handed, have a good cry, and eat copious amounts of frozen yogurt. If only that dress had a scoop neck instead of a sweatheart bodice. Not only would you have that dress, and be a little more in debt, you’d receive compliments whenever you wore that magical dress. Well you can stop your sulking now because Bow & Drape, the hottest fashion startup, is here to help.
With Bow & Drape, you are your own designer. The e-commerce provides the basic silhouettes of numerous shirts, dresses, skirts, and pants while you personalize the details. Luckily, you don’t have to fret when it comes to the execution factor. Instead of having painful flashbacks to that time you tried sewing in your home economics class- I’m still traumatized-Bow & Drape creates the stellar ensemble for you. In fact, Sarah Parrot (a.k.a. a former contestant on NBC’s Fashion Star) is the head designer for company. Now you know that Bow & Drape means business. Though it all sounds too good to be true, I’m just getting started.
Now you must be wondering about the price. A bespoke ensemble must cost thousands of dollars, right? Wrong. All pieces from Bow & Drape’s winter collection start at less than $200. Since you’re customizing each piece to fit your sartorial needs, this price can be justified by even most frugal fashionista.
Even though the site doesn’t officially launch until the end of the month, get early access by signing up today. Or, if you really want to help the cause, donate some of your extra grocery money to Bow & Drape’s Kickstarter campaign. If fashion isn’t a good enough cause, I don’t know what is.
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