I know you've all been waiting with breath that is bated to find out which skirts were the cheapies and which the rich imposters. Well, wait no more--your burning questions are answered here and now.
The Van Gogh Skirts (4 got it right, 4 got it wrong)
For the first set of skirts (I call the Van Gogh skirts--being all impressionistic and such) I admit is a real toughy. Collectively, no one could tell which was the cheapie because great design will always look expensive.
The Van Gogh cheapie was designed by none other than the legendary, Dana Buchman, of great high fashion fame and fortune. She, joining the likes of Vera Wang, has designed an affordable line of women's apparal for none other than that staple of soccer moms everywhere--Kohl's.
Which one is Dana's skirt? Skirt B!
The Ikat Skirts (5 got it right, 2 got it wrong)
The second set of skirts were not as hard as the first. Great design is still great though and does stand its ground, even when discounted. The great Mark Eisen designed this cheapie (better known by his line's brandname--George) for the low price mecca--Walmart.
For a mere $12, (twelve bucks people! you can't even eat out on twelve bucks!) you can be the proud owner of Mark's very pretty skirt (it comes in navy too)--Skirt A!
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