I’m a little bit confused as to why this clothing line is called Gold, there isn’t any gold on it save for the label. One would think it’s some sort of brand name right?
Until you see it’s even more unappealing cousin, BLUE! Which like Gold, doesn’t contain any blue. Please explain this to me somebody, somewhere. I need logic to survive…
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I'm not to keen on the placement of the gold symbol on the girl on the right. Yeah, well, at least it doesn't say "juicy." I guess labels are always stupid no matter what decade.
It does look like the girl on the left if possibly digging for gold in her nasal cavity, but beyond that I'm as lost as you are.
They look like some kind of demented children working in an evil toy factory.
Oompa Loompas!
This must be akin to Garanimals. All the "Gold" items supposedly match. I guess the "Blue" ones do, too. But never, ever mix your Gold and Blue. Aye caramba!
I think Caren is right. I saw this and immediately thought "Garanimals wannabes".
It's the pockets. The Gold refers to the pocket & the Blue does the same. Looks like the clothing wants to teach colors. LOL