Anthropologie Oona dress $178; Banana Republic silk square print dress $150; Net-a-Porter Couture Couture pleated silk dress $1,100; Bebe deep pocket maxi dress $159; Madison L.A. Young Fabulous & Broke Desi dress $148; Alloy maxi braided halter dress $39.50; Bloomingdale's Carmen Marc Valvo wave print dress $320; Le Train Bleu Bon Ton dress $415; Blue Plate Fashion blue cotton printed dress $76; Plasticland Tulle musica note print dress $72; Old Navy printed halter dress $20.70; Forever 21 Lucid polka dot dress $24.80; Urban Outfitters Kimchi & Blue Applique frock $78; eLuxury Fendi multi-circle dress $2,480; Arden B safari trench dress $128
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Spring has Sprung!
Check out these fun Spring dresses in graphic prints and bold colors
Anthropologie Oona dress $178; Banana Republic silk square print dress $150; Net-a-Porter Couture Couture pleated silk dress $1,100; Bebe deep pocket maxi dress $159; Madison L.A. Young Fabulous & Broke Desi dress $148; Alloy maxi braided halter dress $39.50; Bloomingdale's Carmen Marc Valvo wave print dress $320; Le Train Bleu Bon Ton dress $415; Blue Plate Fashion blue cotton printed dress $76; Plasticland Tulle musica note print dress $72; Old Navy printed halter dress $20.70; Forever 21 Lucid polka dot dress $24.80; Urban Outfitters Kimchi & Blue Applique frock $78; eLuxury Fendi multi-circle dress $2,480; Arden B safari trench dress $128
Anthropologie Oona dress $178; Banana Republic silk square print dress $150; Net-a-Porter Couture Couture pleated silk dress $1,100; Bebe deep pocket maxi dress $159; Madison L.A. Young Fabulous & Broke Desi dress $148; Alloy maxi braided halter dress $39.50; Bloomingdale's Carmen Marc Valvo wave print dress $320; Le Train Bleu Bon Ton dress $415; Blue Plate Fashion blue cotton printed dress $76; Plasticland Tulle musica note print dress $72; Old Navy printed halter dress $20.70; Forever 21 Lucid polka dot dress $24.80; Urban Outfitters Kimchi & Blue Applique frock $78; eLuxury Fendi multi-circle dress $2,480; Arden B safari trench dress $128
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Let's go Sale-ing!
I love garage sales; LOVE THEM! It's like searching for hidden treasure, you never know what you'll find.
I was out garage sale-ing (I know that this phrase is not a word, yet I use it frequently and hope that Webster will add it to the dictionary as a verb) a couple of weeks ago and lucked upon this lovely vintage coat. It was strewn about with some other things but I was immediately drawn to it. Normally I have trouble finding vintage coats that are long enough for my arms but this was an ideal fit.
Modelling the coat at the sale
Yay! I thought, careful not to let on how much I liked the coat, lest the owner jack up the price. I prepared myself to haggle. "How much?" I asked. "Umm," she paused. "Two dollars."
Two dollars, I thought, T-W-O dollars?!? The garage sale gods were toying with me, giving me this undamaged specimen for a mere two dollars. "Sold. Here ya go."
I tried on the coat again, basking in my good fortune. The seller exclaimed "That fits you perfectly! It was my great aunt's and it was made especially for her. Did you see the lining on the inside? I will be sure and tell her how great it looks on you."
Note the gorgeous inside lining
A trip to the dry cleaner and it'll be good as new. Remember, one man's trash is another fashionista's favorite find. Now I have to wait until next winter to wear it!
I was out garage sale-ing (I know that this phrase is not a word, yet I use it frequently and hope that Webster will add it to the dictionary as a verb) a couple of weeks ago and lucked upon this lovely vintage coat. It was strewn about with some other things but I was immediately drawn to it. Normally I have trouble finding vintage coats that are long enough for my arms but this was an ideal fit.
Modelling the coat at the sale
Yay! I thought, careful not to let on how much I liked the coat, lest the owner jack up the price. I prepared myself to haggle. "How much?" I asked. "Umm," she paused. "Two dollars."
Two dollars, I thought, T-W-O dollars?!? The garage sale gods were toying with me, giving me this undamaged specimen for a mere two dollars. "Sold. Here ya go."
I tried on the coat again, basking in my good fortune. The seller exclaimed "That fits you perfectly! It was my great aunt's and it was made especially for her. Did you see the lining on the inside? I will be sure and tell her how great it looks on you."
Note the gorgeous inside lining
A trip to the dry cleaner and it'll be good as new. Remember, one man's trash is another fashionista's favorite find. Now I have to wait until next winter to wear it!
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