Good evening, and welcome to my next blog post. After all, knowledge is power, and who doesn’t like feeling powerful when it comes to shopping? So perhaps this post was a little longer than I intended but hey, I just wanted to share my thoughts with you.

Cute, sometimes brand new, clothes at unbelievable prices? Of course! So if you are a shopaholic, you may want to be careful, or enlist someone to cut you off after a while. I cannot recommend it enough!įair warning- it can be super addictive. They ship it to you within a week, or you are refunded your money, and you get to rock a new-to-you item. You see them, fall in love, make an offer or buy it straight up. Basically, other awesome people decide to clean out their closet and list their items. (Disclaimer: I am in NO way being paid or receiving compensation to mention any of these sites. Break out the spray paint and RIT dye!įinally, if you are comfortable buying online, and with buying pre-owned items, check out sites like Vinted, Twice, or ThredUp. The incredible staff at DYT has produced great videos on refashioning items you already have. Since the inception of Pinterest, I imagine there has been a huge surge in craft store sales. Garage sale season is in full swing right now. Unless you can afford brand new items, lucky you, go hit up the thrift stores. Next, don’t fall into the trap of buying the best of the best. I’ve fine tuned my beauty six sense over these past 8 months. Things I bought on my first post-course shopping trip I’m now getting rid of. You will not likely develop a strong sense of your new style right away. For those of you wondering how on earth you could afford to rework your wardrobe to suit your nature, I’m here to help.Īs I’ve mentioned before, you do not have to do a total overhaul immediately, tempting though it may be. I’ll wait for you to get off of the floor.Īll kidding aside, I do have just a short note to mention.

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