But yeah, the attempts to help was the part annoying to me. The newly trained staff tries to advise people on how to wear the pieces, but it’s like PUH-leez, I think I know how to dress myself.

I know they’re trying to be helpful, but people who are or who consider themselves stylish will resent the unsolicited advice of recruits who have undergone a crash course in “style” without it being innate, having learned it organically or lived it.

I think the people on the floor have to do a better job at sizing up the individual when they come in, as to who is confident in their selections and who is uncertain and willing to listen. For someone without an eye for style, it will be hard to sort.