exploring the urban outfitters

An Urban Outfitters store has opened not so very long ago here, in Brussels, and I have visited it a couple of

times, after which I decided to make a post about it. Here's my opinion:

The UO are far from being my favorite store, but I think there is a way to find some shoes, clothes and 

accessories that are worth their price, which let's be honest, isn't always the lowest one. Oh no, it's not. I 

personally would never pay 40 euros for a freaking tee-shirt, no way. I know they're called the urban 

outfitters, and they do have some really nice items, but some of them are so 'last year', if I may call it that way.  

We're all tired of seeing knitted mini skirts with tribal prints on, tops with leopard crosses and what is there to 

talk about the skeleton skull cut-out top that costs 50 euros? You can easily make that as a DIY project. 

Sorry for that little rant right there, but I felt like I had to come out with it, it was just bothering me a bit. It also 

bothers me that some people buy these expensive things just to show off. I think it's pathetic. Those are just 

clothes, for god's sake, right?

Anyway, the photos above represent the few things I took pictures of in the shop and that I  would maybe #

(not certainly!) buy if I was a rich bitch  who could let herself buy shoes for 200 bucks, which is nonsense, as 

I mentioned before. The leopard creepers, the weird-heeled shoes, the velvet bralet and the leo platform 

brogues are the four only things I actually like at the UO (I'm very surprised that two of them are leopard-

printed, because I'm actually not a big fan of that print). I didn't buy this stuff, by the way.