How to Be Stylish on a Budget
How to be stylish on a budget: know your style, find a tailor, shop smarter, and care for what you own. Practical advice that works at any income level.
How to be stylish on a budget: know your style, find a tailor, shop smarter, and care for what you own. Practical advice that works at any income level.
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[…] delve into what was in their suitcase for their trip. I read it should be business casual, wear flat shoes, and no one really cares. And I know that, but if I’m going to be passing out my business card every five minutes telling folks I am a FASHUN BLOGGER I better as heck […]
[…] a bit shorter than I like to wear in the office. I checked the mirror again when I put on a dress that should be a reliable knock-’em-dead standby, but it hugged my body with at least five pounds more force than it did a year ago. I considered a lot when I went […]
[…] found it too long for my petite stature. The 10 fits comfortably but the belt that came with it is too small (no biggie, the belt is kind of ugly and cheap looking). If you signed up for my monthly Style File newsletter you know that I recently got these glasses. They’re huge, they’re […]
[…] wore burgundy socks and black flats with pave “Ben Franklin” buckles that were custom made for him by the designer who originally designed the shoes for Jackie Kennedy and her sister Lee Radziwill. He started the lecture with a slide presentation he created of his favorite collections from the Spring 2007 shows in New […]
[…] heel height, color, or It Bag with amazing style. But if you haven’t yet defined your personal style, it’s good to be aware of trends, and to know when to let go of passing trends to stay current. Wearing trends past their prime overshadows any progress you have made in defining your personal style. […]
[…] amazing personality is not your dress, your figure, your shoes but YOU. Creative, intelligent, bubbly, goofy, quirky, giving, loving, thoughtful, unique you. When you let the world know who you are, your exterior is just that – the packaging, not the present. As with any gift, we want it to be dressed in a […]