I am extremely upset by the latest Bundle.com “unbiased
poll” claiming Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota as two of the ten LEAST
fashion forward cities in the US. They took this poll by taking the fifty
largest cities by population and creating a “fashion-index” with 1.0 being
average. They then based their index on “fashion-aware” households by counting
households that made at least four purchases in top-end merchandisers in the
last 30 months. They even dared put the comment “Warmth before fashion” next to
our name (you CAN be good-looking and warm?!). I am completely offended. I mean, yes, I cannot control what the entire
city/state wears, there are just NOT enough hours in the day for that. But come
on. With only 5 cities below us on this scale, I am pretty upset. Why is it
that we can be considered that fashion behind? We have the BIGGEST mall in the United States... along with dozens of other shopping venues. The Galleria in Edina is a top-end merchandiser's heaven.
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