How is *gestures broadly* all this impacting how you shop and what you wear?
Author:FashionistaPublish date:Jun 15, 2020The world has changed so much in the past three months that it feels as though our heads will never stop spinning. Everything we do is predicated on a new set of considerations — and that includes shopping.
As many of us take pay cuts, furloughs or lose our jobs entirely, retailers have been dealing with store closures and even bankruptcies. And even those who still have discretionary spending money probably don't have a whole lot to shop for. Meanwhile, as social justice issues come to a head, corporate PR decisions have been made to garner public favor for brands .
We're curious: How are you navigating all this? Are you still only shopping for leisurewear or building a summer wardrobe of dresses and sandals? Have you started dressing up more or less since the beginning of quarantine? Have brands' decisions to donate funds, make public statements, be transparent about their workforce or commit to diversifying their offerings changed your opinions of...
If you have a moment or need a short distraction, we'd love for you to take this quick, anonymous survey about your shopping habits in quarantine . It literally only takes a minute. We'll share the results in a few weeks.Tagsterms:COVID-19SurveyCoronavirusNetwork
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