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The holiday season sees an uptick in donations, so this is the perfect time to thrift shop. But wait, what if you always find yourself walking away empty-handed? It can be frustrating and make you never want to thrift again!The bad news is you're most likely making one of a few mistakes all new thrifters make. But the great news is these mistakes are so common they can be fixed. And the even better news is I created a guide just for you, that breaks it down step by step.Peep the downloadable guide below to avoid common pitfalls and be on your way to thrift shopping pro status. 
It's cheap, right? That's why you thrift shop?"
I've been mentioning my awesome, epic thrift shopping trip for the past two weeks and promising a haul video. Well, here she is!You've already seen how I styled a few of the pieces {like yesterday's Old Navy skirt and last week's sheer black maxi from Zara}. But here are the other items I found during my recent trip to the Salvation Army, including a statement making LBD, chunky fall sweaters and vintage gems for less than $10. 
New York Fashion Week came to a close yesterday and a few trends are already clear {crochet, fringe, tie dye}, but there's one interesting, lounge-y style I came across last week at the Salvation Army and it was just seen on the runway. Lingerie!Yup, pajamas and lingerie as outerwear is what's trending for spring 2016, but you can get the trend now at your local thrift shop. Check out a few tips below, plus how to wear this tricky trend.