I have a thing for vintage shopping. Well, that's clearly not a surprise. But I particularly love styling vintage pieces in a way that's modern and even on trend. Why? Because sometimes vintage gets such a bad rap for being equated with outdated. But it's super easy to style clothes that are decades old in a way that's current.A few years ago I rocked these high waisted vintage pants with an edgy vibe and now, I'm doing the same with a suit. You might remember this from a few weeks ago when I showed you seven ways to style a single vintage suit. That was a short and sweet video, but today I'm breaking down the actual process to create one look in particular.How to Style Vintage with a Modern Twist

Why I Happily Spend More on My Clothes {& Why You Might Want to As Well}
"I only paid 87 cents for this shirt!"
Yes, I used to happily proclaim this about recent thrift stores scores that I was proud of. Now, I'll just as happily tell you about a $20 thrifted dress.
Over the past few months I've started spending more money on my thrifted clothes and it's been the best thing ever for my style.

Thrifty Threads: Spring Essentials You Can Wear for Months to Come It's rare I find a piece I have to have. Like, absolutely need in my life and closet. That feeling came over me a few weeks ago. I ran to Century 21 to find what I knew would be the perfect addition to my spring wardrobe.If you're looking for a nice finishing touch for your spring style, then keep reading. Oh, and I also have a giveaway for you!

Thrift Shopping: How It Can Help AND Hinder Your Personal StyleI hate to say it, but sometimes thrift shopping isn't a good thing. I don't want to say it's bad, but let's face it, some thrift shoppers just buy any and everything. Now that's bad! We know that just because something is "cheap" doesn't mean it's necessarily worth buying and those little purchases can rack up after a while.But beyond that, thrift shopping can actually be bad for your personal style. Ok, just hear me out on this one...