By now we all know {or at least I hope we do!} that not wearing white after Labor Day is a total fashion myth. You can wear any color you want during any time of the year. It's really all about the material, not the color.This week's Thrifty Threads post is an ode to the girls who wear what they want, when they want, like this head to toe white look that features a mix of thrifted pieces and cheap chic department store finds.
Last week was my six year blogiversary and today is the one year anniversary since I released my thrift shopping book, Looking Fly on a Dime: How to Find Fabulous Fashion at Any Thrift Shop & Make the Cheap Look Chic.Writing the book was a daunting process {will people buy it? do I have anything new and useful to say about thrifting?}, but it's been a success and I can't thank you enough. And...if you haven't already purchased your copy, here's your chance to get two free chapters. 
When it comes to thrift shopping, there's always this urge to be the first in line and at the store. I totally get it. The inventory is limited and it's not like the same garment is available in a ton of sizes {like at traditional department stores}, but I've found some serious value in being one of the last people to shop the store or a major warehouse sale.Here's why... 
My style has always been what you might consider to be "casual chic." I love basics like jeans, tank/tee with a nice pop thanks to a printed jacket, statement jewels or killer heels.So when it comes to pulling a weekend look together that's fashionable and functional, I stick with a basic formula I know will work well. This week I rocked a few thrifted garments with affordable, comfortable pieces from Hanes. 
Summer is winding down and instead of hitting a department store for your fall wardrobe, you may want to check a local thrift shop. Since the season is ending, they're trying to move that summer merchandise. And this is the perfect time to scoop them up for a few bucks.Below, check out five summer pieces you can thrift and styling tips to wear them through fall.