{with Nate and fashion expert Dannielle Kyrillos}
By now I'm hoping you guys saw my appearance on last week's
Nate Berkus Show. I gave you the
behind the scenes look two weeks ago and I can't tell you how awesome but kinda weird it was seeing myself on television. I was nervous watching the show but pretty calm while I filmed. Strange, huh?
On the show, I matched high end designer looks with finds from my favorite thrift stores in NYC {
Salvation Army on 46th St and
Goodwill and
Housing Works on East 23rd St }. And then I dressed three women in head to toe thrifted outfits. The ladies wore items from labels like Ungaro, Tahari and Diane von Furstenberg, with their looks coming in at less than $20 each.
One thing I didn't get to discuss was my outfit. A lot of you commented on the ruffled dress I wore so here are the details.
By now I hope you've had a chance to catch my most recent appearance on The Nate Berkus Show. I gave holiday makeovers to two women using thrifted clothes and accessories. Some people tend to think only basic pieces {jeans, tees, etc.} can be found at secondhand stores, but that's so not true. You can find everything from the basics to formal wear.
For the taping, I rocked a sweetheart neckline cocktail dress that I found for $1 at the Housing Works Buy the Bag sale {the woman next to me actually gave it to me}. I threw on a $9 Tahari blazer from Salvation Army, some platform pumps and my look was complete.
