Juicy Couture Outlet

I’m not sure why «juicy» on a woman’s butt makes it look better. But it does. All I know is they brought velour back. There was this time, called 1981, when you could not be a properly dressed high school nerd if you did not wear a lot of red long sleeved velour tops. Certainly you felt a little like a Star Trek red shirt but that was okay. Being a nerd in high school in the early 1980s you didn’t expect to live long anyway. There’s not a whole lot of air in those lockers the jocks customarily shoved you in with their shoulders and locked tight from the outside. That was just the natural order of things. You wore velour. Jocks came very close to murdering you. If you survived, you’d go on to being successful and one day receiving your abuser’s resume and you’d just toss it in the garbage. Life works out in the long run.
But like I say. Juicy Couture brought it all back. They would have brought back the horrors associated with velour if they had not chosen to imprint the word juicy on a woman’s cute butt. It just makes for riding public transit all that more interesting. I applaud you, good sirs. Or madams.
Anyway, this is strictly women’s clothing. It seems to be designed for teenage girls, which probably explains its enduring popularity with Asian women up to age 50. It’s one of the few western lines that fit Asian women.
This store has a nice big round fluffy bench near the front you can park it while CUTE! Chinese Girl shops and shops and shops in this place.