Showing posts with label thrift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thrift. Show all posts

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Sunday Wear.




There was a big lightning storm last night. So I'm wearing my lightning shirt. Clever, no? This red skirt was a thrift store find- it's from The Children's Place (of all places.)

Happy Sunday!


Shirt- eBay (by Truly, Madly, Deeply)
Shorts, Tights, Shoes, Skirt, Necklace- Thrift

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

May Something-teenth.



I created this look by taking a simple knee-length dress and adding a skinny belt. Then I pulled the dress up and over the belt to create the blouse-y, slouchy look.

I know I've been wearing this jacket to death, but it really is the perfect weight for the weather lately. Not too hot, not too cold- juuuuuuuust right.

Jacket, dress, bag, boots, and the kitchen sink- THRIFTED.

Friday, May 16, 2008

90's Revival.



Early 90's Reeeeeevivaaaal!

Romper- Vintage Thrift
Light Denim Jacket- Thrifted
Vintage Nine West Boots- Thrifted
Socks- DKNY
Chain Bag- Vintage Thrift

Thursday, May 1, 2008

May One.



Dress- thrift
Knee Highs- DKNY @ TJ Maxx
Shoes- New Tahari cutout oxford heels (squee!)
Bag- Dooney & Bourke thrifted

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

What I'm Wearing.



I found this little GAP romper mini dress at a thrift store and have loved finding ways to pair it with things- leggings and tights or wearing it open over floral mini dresses...

That's the amazing thing about thrift stores. If I had walked by this jumper on display in the GAP storefront window in the mall, I would've thought "eh.. that could be cute!" and kept right on walking. Because you can't EXPERIMENT with things that have $60+ price tags on them. (Well, at least I can't!) But when you can find something like this with a $3 price on it, it allows you to step outside of your fashion box more often and try things that you never thought you would have. I could NEVER have found my own 'style' if I hadn't stumbled into a thrift store in my early high school years- because everything in the 'affordable' chain stores (And, as a youngster, affordable is pretty much the only option, no?) is so generic and so...cookie-cutter. There's no room for creativity and quirkiness in those places.

So, thrift stores of the world- I SALUTE YOU!

hehe.