For my last
Thrifty Threads post, I wore a pair of Aldo tribal print wedges I scored from my
Sip & Swap event. It was a great afternoon of exchanging our amazing clothes we no longer wanted. As soon as
GangStarr Girl pulled the shoes out of her bag, I knew I had to have them. I was lucky enough to grab them first and they make a serious statement and I didn't even have to pay a penny for them.One question I've been asked is
how to host a clothing swap. Though we went all out with our swap {private venue, giveaways, specialty cocktails, etc.}, you can certainly host your own party.Following a few easy tips will guarantee a perfect clothing swap party and a quick way to update your wardrobe.
It's rare that I'm surprised. And it's also rare that I shop online for clothing.
Though I love a good DIY, if a project has more than 10 steps or requires a ton of tools, I can't get with it. That's why I'm all about the quick, easy DIYs anyone of any skill can achieve.You might remember when I raided my grandmother's closet for her vintage clothes and jewelry. While I've worn some of the pieces, a bit of the jewelry is broken. Fabulous, but broken or just not my style. Instead of tossing them, I decided to remix the broken jewelry.Check out the easy DIYs below and see how I incorporate the vintage jewelry into wardrobe basics {button down shirt, clutch, strappy sandals} every woman has.