Every now and then I find a stellar thrift store score. This is that moment! If you follow me on Snapchat {@PatriceJWill}, then you saw these high waist mustard pants a few weeks ago. They were just $2. Yes, 2 bucks!
I paired the pants with another thrift score for a look that's less than $15.
There's nothing better than a vintage garment, but sometimes the prices are insane. I mean, it makes sense that you'll pay for the superior craftsmanship {clothes were really well made back in the day!}, but if you're on the quest for those 20+ years old clothes and accessories, you don't have to pay a fortune.
Here's how to buy those statement making vintage garments at a wallet-friendly price.
I love color, that's pretty evident by my typically bright outfits. But sometimes I like to tone it down. However, neutral doesn't have to equal boring.
In this week's Thrifty Threads, I'm rocking head to toe thrift. Literally, from my earrings to my shoes, everything is thrifted {well, minus my rings that were $1 each}.
When you're cleaning out your closet, an often overlooked part is the accessories. In the same way you need to get rid of some clothes, jewelry also has to be evaluated as well.
Instead of just sharing tips, I decided to show how I clear out my own accessories and how I organize them using thrift store finds!
I know, it sounds weird. Who wants to layer in the summer? Shouldn't the warmer weather be about taking off those layers? Well, sure, but a light layer can actually be the perfect finishing touch for your summer wardrobe.
I paired a few of my favorite thrift finds, fun accessories and shoes from a new-to-me brand for an easy summer look.