While I attended a few shows during Fashion Week, one of my absolute favorites was the ELLE Runway Collection by Kohl’s. No, not just because I love the affordability of Kohl’s, but this collection was showcasing the Fall 2014 line, which means everything is available right now. Unlike other shows, there’s no need to wait until spring! The Elle collection had a Parisian influence with tons of black and wide, feminine skirts and dainty prints. Check out a few behind the scenes shots of the runway show, as...

5 years. Yes. Five. Whole. Years. I can’t believe Looking Fly on a Dime® celebrates its fifth blogiversary today. I started the site after being laid off from my job at a fashion magazine and I had no idea this little website would lead to repeat appearances on the Today Show, Nate Berkus Show and a correspondent gig for a local NYC station. It’s been a great five years and I’m excited for what’s to come. Besides my thrift shopping ebook that’s being released next week, you’ll see...

Thrifty Threads 365 is a fashion challenge where I will only thrift shop for an entire year. I’ll show you how it’s easy and wallet friendly to satisfy your style needs with secondhand finds. For full details, check the original post here. If you’re a regular thrift shopper, you’ve probably been faced with this dilemma: you have a favorite shop that’s either a hidden gem or mildly popular and before you know it, everyone’s discovered it! The aisles that used to be semi-full are now packed. Sigh. What’s a...

She’s finally here!!! Sorry for the exclamation marks, but not sorry! I’m so excited to reveal the cover of my soon to be released ebook on thrift shopping. Isn’t she pretty?! In September I’ll celebrate the fifth year of Looking Fly on a Dime® so it only makes sense I release an ebook that’s all about how to thrift shop. Using my 10+ years of experience thrifting and my background in fashion magazines, I’m sharing all of my tips and tricks.

This weekend I went shopping with my cousin since she wanted to find an outfit for an 80s pool party, so we naturally went to Joyce Leslie. The affordable fashion retailer is a staple on the East Coast. Until this weekend, I hadn’t stepped foot in one of the stores in years, but as an undergrad, I shopped at Joyce Leslie at least every other week when I wanted a cute $20 dress. Though quite a few of the clothes were adorable, I also saw some major misses. Check...