[…] which is one of the larger online thrifts, and The RealReal, which is pricier because it is designer, but often has sales or deals. I don’t have personal experiences with Reseller Mystery Boxes, which other resellers send out full of random items they haven’t posted yet (but often items they don’t really want to […]
[…] have a good shipping and return policy (hello Prime), but their size range is miniscule and the majority of their stock is neither the pricepoint nor the style most of you are comfortable with. However, I shop Shopbop (say that five times fast) for accessories like earrings and bags, as their buyers have great […]
[…] you shudder, and real-life style tips to help you be more fashionable without breaking the bank or needing a completely different life. Harper’s Bazaar magazine is a personal favorite. Bazaar shows celebrities and socialites in what’s hip for the next season, have all the hot new ads from the most luxurious brands, but also […]
[…] year. Just don’t buy just to buy; get what appeals to you as it’s mostly about color choice this sale. Shop the Collage: one | two (my personal pick) | three (love this color) | four (love the look of these) | five | six | seven | eight (own in a different color) […]
[…] great for sun protection and bad hair days), a canvas tote for a more casual look (Athleta), a classic watch (Coach), a bold yet timeless bangle I personally own and wear all the time (also Jenny Bird), chic yet wallet-friendly sunglasses (Quince), and a pair of glasses (Warby Parker, comes in widths) that feel […]
[…] Beltaway or a tuck is a way to make your older cardigans look hip. For more about cardigans, check out my post about what cardigans are in style for 2023. Getting Crafty and Embracing Street Style I don’t mean arts and crafts crafty, but crafty in going outside the box with my closet and […]
[…] something I’d actually wear. The colorful one was wearing me instead of me wearing it; I think it would work for a taller person with a big personality. The black and white one I couldn’t even zip up; it was also a silhouette and style I’d have no place to wear it. My arms […]
[…] love that I usually end up with one-of-a-kind pieces. I’m supporting independent artists, and having email conversations with them, better personalizing the experience. I’m creating my unique personal style, not being a carbon copy of every other person who shops at mass retailers, and often end up with better fitting pieces because they are […]
