30 Days of Star Wars: What's at Macy's

I had time between my classes and work, so I decided to loaf around my local mall and made a stop at Macy's. I went to the juniors department and of course I found some more Star Wars apparel. So naturally, I picked up a bunch of items and tried them on in the fitting. I didn't buy anything, but I have some items on my Christmas wish list.

Stormtrooper Sheath Dress $44

This was my favorite. It was super comfy and I love how the print is on the side. It's in your face, but in a cool way. I might have to get it on Black Friday because if you click on the link, they have it on sale for $19.99.

Stormtrooper Fit and Flare Dresses $44 Top, Bottom

I don't even think you can call these two dresses. They were so freaking short and I'm 5'7". Maybe if your body shape was straight up and down, you can get away with the shortness of it. Or just consider it as a long top and wear pants underneath. That's a thing again right?

Foil Print Pullover Hoodie and Stormtrooper Jogger Pants, $39 each

If you want to be comfy while watching The Force Awakens, this can be a nice option. 

Comic Print Pullover and Jogger Pants, $39

Option number two for being comfy while watching the movie. Although wearing both would probably be overkill. 

Darth Vader Graphic Pullover, $39 and Darth Vader Iridescent Leggings, $29

Not sure about the leggings, but I love the pullover. 

Comic Print High-Low Dress, $44

This is cute and the low part isn't too long to get accidentally stepped on. 

One More Makes it a Trend

When Rodarte ended their Fall '14 show with their Star War dresses, I thought it was a one off thing. So it was surprising as I checked on Instagram that not only did Preen by Thorton Bregazzi also include a Star Wars theme to their collection, but they even one upped them by having Stormtroopers welcome guests as they entered the venue.

From Company Magazine's Instagram

My new mantra

For Preen, the focus was on Darth Vader. With his face printed on shirts and dresses, their pieces looked a little more wearable for everyday. They also had an amazing collection of coats, dresses, and separates in geometric patterns and a shade of the most vibrant orange.
This was another shut up and take my non-existent collections. Seriously can someone find a way to make money grow on trees? Or maybe I can pay for it in Bitcoins.

Photos from style.com