Fashion inspired by YA fiction...

...at Lucky.

I didn't even make it all the way through the slideshow (OMG, BORING), but I figured I should pass along the link just in case you're having a slow, slow evening.

Comments

[Jenn]

I love how they consider The Boxcar Children and The Saddle Club teen book series. Pretty sure I read both when I was in second grade. And if I was Katniss, I don't think I'd want to be "running around the arena" in a bright red jacket, no matter how "super-cute" it is. Good way to end up dead.

[Leila]

Right? Right? So dumb.

[Brian F.]

You know, you can bypass the slideshow and click the next button to get you through the whole thing in about a minute...

[Leila]

I was doing that! Still got bored. (I'm sick, though, which might make my attention span shorter than usual...)

[Diana Peterfreund]

I thought this was SO terrible. There was a total lack of knowledge about any tee novels not published after 1983 and not currently being advertised as a major motion picture. Also, mostly not teen novels. I mean, Little House? Boxcar Children? Ugh.

[tanita]

Wow, I ... wow. Hello, five minutes more of just, y'know, Googling YA books would have given this piece more depth.

Ironic, really, how because young adults are considered a "rich" field to tap for adult authors, they're coming on over... and now even the fashion industry is trying to cash in.