People sleep in tents the night before the sample class sale

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Page Six hears about the sample sale line for Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s luxury line, The Row, stretching around the block outside New York City’s Metropolitan Pavilion the night before the sale began — with shoppers even setting up tents along the sidewalk to camp out in advance to snag a coveted spot.

But of course, truly stylish people will never camp out in the fashion trenches, instead they hire people to stand in line for them.

“I hired a line-sitter and they texted me because they were there,” he shared One TikToker. “She’s 68th in class at 11:12pm the night before.”

last “There were 80 to 100 people standing in front of us in tents who were sleeping there all night. These people didn’t mess around. They came to play.”

Play and pay! Some allegedly paid more than $150 to try to pass their way to the front.

“People bribe the security guard to skip the queue.” One womanwhich appeared at three in the morning. The alleged one. “People are cutting the line 100%.”

Another bleary-eyed early shopper, who showed up at 5 a.m., summed up The scene arrives In summary: “It was so crazy…it was intense.”

The poster also bragged about finding a discarded chair to sit on, but recounted that “it had been stolen when I walked in.”

Once they finally got in, relative bargain hunters had 75% off items, and TikTok was abuzz with videos of stylish women showing off their belongings.

“It was worth it,” he gushed Serena Kerrigan He believes. She also noted that once inside, chaos led to camaraderie.

She noted: “When I went to the dressing room, I saw that everyone was exchanging pieces and giving them to each other if they did not want them.”

Marine thing Ariel Charnas She showed off her selections, including a black jacket that she bought for $612, down from $2,450.

The Row sales have gained a reputation as one of fashion’s wildest scenes.

Long queues and waits also occurred during the 2023 Line Event, with Reports it People in line took time off work, or were seen balancing laptops for “remote work” while they waited for 12 hours.