The&Nbsp; September&Nbsp; Issue Fashion Women Blog

Clothing accessories from Miu Miu

Like many other women today, buying bikini in winter and buying boots in hot summer.

You may say, I have adjusted to it.

The display of collectibles (Spring Show in September, autumn show in February) to sale (autumn to shop, early July, spring to store in February) is very desperate.

With the help of websites like Moda Operandi and Gilt Groupe, keen customers can now directly enjoy what they like.

But some months, such as September, stay in a shopping hard period.

Search for shelves.

Other senior brands, such as Donna Karan and Akris, have luxury goods to control their own logistics arrangements.

"I've been buying the wave of current wear since I remember it," Karan explains why she and Akris's Alber Kriemler released their autumn collections in September.

"Once the labor day is over, you will really want to buy clothes that just arrive at the store."

But not all black or all white.

"The season is in the minds of customers, which comes from a certain trend," says Ken Downing, Neiman Marcus's fashion manager, where goods are delivered every day.

Retailers like Net-a-Porter distribute their inventory three times a month or as a matter of fact, which impedes momentum maintenance.

For example, when the season changes, J. Crew provides a lightweight woolen shawl that can be used later on, "explains Marissa, Webb, their chief designer.

Garage Magazine's Shala Monroque admits that as a perceptual customer, "I like to go around and look for what I expect at least."

Take Miu Miu's bloody stool as an example.

Wasting money on them is an experience of rushing to an excellent sense of pleasure.

If they are destined to be worn at Christmas time and sold only in September, buy them.

As you have heard the old saying: strike while the iron is hot.

Author Sun Qian