Monday, January 11, 2010
Our Weekly Deals: Get10% Off If You Spend $25 or More
Thursday, January 7, 2010
New Arrivals: Get The Purr-Fect Slimmer For Just$7.99 At LessLess!!!
Slip into the Purr-Fect Slimmer and it will instantly slim you down the second you put it on. Stand in front of a mirror and you'll be amazed at how trim and slender you look - all your friends will think you've been dieting!
The new improved Purr-Fect Slimmer is made with a strong, ultra-light material containing thousands of tiny aerodots which allow the belt to "breathe".
Invisible, breathable, incredible!
You'll feel and look fantastic as this superior body-slimmer gives you a sleek and slender body in seconds and with no effort at all. Better still, with its beige fleshtone color, the Purr-Fect Slimmer is invisible under your clothing. Wear it under a dress, blouse, skirt and even with trousers for a slimmer, trimmer, beautifully toned body.
Feel a difference from the moment you put it on.
- Look and feel slimmer, sexier, and confident all day long
- Incredibly comfortable, lightweight, breathable fabric with 4 way stretch and memory to retain its shape
- Easy to put on, easy to wear! Won't ride up or down!
- Firms and shapes your midriff, tummy, sides, back, derriere, hips, thighs, and upper legs!
- Flat seams and support panels, plus tapered InvisiBands make it undetectable under clothes!
- Ultra-light and machine washable
- A must for every woman, every body shape
- Hygienic cotton Knit crotch
New Arrivals: Get In Shape with the Perfect Pullup
The set includes: a pullup bar, two swing arms, two rotating handles, a Perfect Pullup Instructional Chart, and an Installation Guide. Setup is simple, can be done in all standard door frames from 27-to-36-inches wide, and can either be easily removed when not in use or left in place without hindering door closure. The handles and bar can support a maximum user weight up to 300 pounds when installed in accordance with the instruction guide (maximum weight supported will be lower if door frame is in poor condition, or is of substandard construction or materials).
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
LessLess Is Not The Only Retailer Opening It's Doors Despite Economic Conditions
Manhattan has always been the home of independent retail and is considered somewhat of a tradition in certain neighborhoods like the Lower East side and Chelsea, and believe it or not, many smaller retailers appear to be thriving despite the current recession.
According to the New York Times, there are two upsides to the current economic climate with regard to retail and small business: 1) Rents are 20 to 40 percent lower than a year ago and 2) Landlords are more flexible, which is an advantage to any budding entrepreneur.
We took all of this into account when planning our business but we also had a clear vision, which is to ultimately become a useful brand, or entity in the lives of those living, breathing and working in the surrounding community. We conduct our business on the ethos that quality products + fantastic prices + great customer service = retail success.
Timing and persistence are surely additional elements significant to a thriving business and we like to believe we have all of these on our side. If you don’t believe us, just take a listen to what our customers have to say:

Monday, January 4, 2010
New Things @ LessLess: Space Logic Corner Shelf & Accent Lamp
It's a brand new year and we all want to hit the ground running to become better versions of ourselves in the next 12 months. I've always thought that in addition to having a plan being organized is a critical component to being successful, and boy oh boy do we have some wonderful things in stock to help YOU organize your life. For starters, stop by the store to pick up a 4-tier corner shelf by Space Logic for only $29.99.
Need a new accent lamp for that cool home office space of yours? Then why not purchase this Main Stays lamp for less than $15 at LessLess!Make sure to check out of official site for more product updates, we have quite a selection of Storage and Office supplies.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Fashion & Beauty Tip on a Budget: Red Play
Ignore what naturally comes to mind when you think of winter in New York, because it is going to sizzling hot and this has nothing to do with global warming. Red, all shades of red are very in this season and this is great news since red is a strong power color perfect boosting confidence while trying to seize your slice of the pie in 2010!
“But wonderful folks at LessLess, I really don’t have the budget to add any of these cool new reds to my closet.”
Nonsense, there are so many innovative and inexpensive ways to add just a touch of red to your wardrobe without dipping in those savings. The key: accessories, accessories, accessories.
Scarves: They are so popular right now, and they can be purchased just about anywhere. If you are walking on the street to the little shops in Port Authority, you are bound to find one – very trendy at that!
Red rings: Nothing like a beautifully handcrafted piece of jewelry. My favorites: Pippin located not to far from LessLess and Union Square.
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Sunglasses: Pick up a pair of red sunglasses from Steve Madden for less than $35 bucks.
Oh! How could I almost forget to beg you to pick up a stellar red belt to liven up the camel colored pants or tunic from last year or add it to a lighter shade of red to a pair of light gray slacks.
Now the Shoes: Red or pink shoes make a statement with just about any ensemble. Rather than go with the black dress and the red shoes, couple the red with some blues or browns!
Play with these Shades:
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an Beauty: This true red is neither harsh nor over-the-top and is designed to suit all skin tones.Ra
pture Rose: This vibrant color signifies all that is new and fresh. This nurturing and feminine tone, is toned down from last season's fuschia a little with soft pink.
Burnt Sienna: More a pinkish, earthy orange, reminiscent of Mediterranean terracotta roof tiles. Warm and comforting, probably the most-fall like of all the Panetone shades.Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Fashion Icons Shifting To Virtual Fashion Shows?
I love talking about social media is changing the shape of the world, with how we meet new people and potentially a new mate, but primarily to the way business is being conducted. More and more brands are shifting their advertising from traditional outlets to the World Wide Web. Since Less Less is in the business of retail I am constantly researching ways to position our brand online so we can continue to be competitive. In doing this research I came across an interesting discussion that I just had to share with you. Some of the major fashion brands that everyone, especially retailers, looks to for the latest trends and fads are considering moving their big-budgeted fashion shows online in order to cut down on costs.According to an article published in Retail Wire the cost savings in producing a virtual fashion show as opposed to the lavish traditional shows is monumental. Here is a cool tidbit to put it all into perspective: David Lauren, Marketing Chief at Ralph Lauren stated the iconic brand spends nearly $1.5 million to attract approximately 700 retail buyers and related press. If they were to take that concept online, the production cost drops to $50,000 with an estimation of 40 million page views!!! That is simply incredible, but the question remains whether this shift from traditional fashion shows will prove to be beneficial to a brand over the long term.
I embrace change and I do believe this could be a great marketing tool, however I caution designers out there to take baby steps. Begin with a smaller collection or one of your “baby” lines. On a final note, remember that social media should always be incorporated into a grander offline marketing mix. Studies have shown that completely replying on the web or online marketing has not always been advantageous. Those are my two cents, what do you think?


