#Fashion Review

Desigual doesn’t do “subtle.” Walk down any high street in Europe, and you can spot a Desigual coat from a block away. It’s a riot of patchwork, intense geometric prints, and mismatched textures. Since 1984, this Barcelona-based brand has operated on a simple manifesto: “La Vida es Chula” (Life is Cool). For years, the fashion elite turned their noses up at it. They called it chaotic. They called it loud.

Wedding season is stressful. The invites pile up, and suddenly you need four different outfits for four different ceremonies, all while trying not to bankrupt yourself. My best friend is getting married this year. Naturally, the panic set in early. We needed bridesmaid dresses that looked high-end but didn’t require taking out a loan. That search led us down a rabbit hole of online retailers, eventually landing on Quiz Clothing.

If you are a woman over 5’8”, you know the struggle. It’s the jeans that stop awkwardly above the ankle. It’s the “long sleeve” shirt that becomes a three-quarter sleeve every time you reach for something. It’s the constant battle of pulling down a hemline because a “maxi” skirt is behaving like a midi. For years, the high street ignored us. We were told to just “buy a bigger size,” as if being taller meant we were automatically wider. It didn’t work.