You never know what you'll get when you go thrift shopping. I love that, but others hate how unpredictable the inventory can be. 
I recently did something I know I shouldn't have. I thrifted a vintage dress, but once I got it home, I was kinda sorta not really loving it. I {may have?} only bought it because it was so different.
Sweatshirts have been having a serious moment for a few years. They're no longer just the sloppy, baggy, cozy shirt you wear around the house or to the gym. Sweatshirts can actually be pretty chic...when worn properly.Last week's Style Equation was all about getting dressed in 10 minutes on a cold day. This week I'm showing you a few ways to rock your sweatshirt in a fun, stylish way. It's as easy as 1 + 2 + 3. 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.
Can you believe it's already November? That means two things:
1. Time for chunky knits and fly outerwear.
2. My Thrifty Threads 365 challenge is 10 months down with two more months to go.For all of 2014, I've solely relied on clothes and accessories from the thrift shop. I haven't spent a single penny on new threads. Oh, and I have a $50 thrift shopping budget each month.Check out what I bought this month from the thrift store and the total for how much I've spent on clothes so far this year.
Remember this vintage gold maxi skirt I thrifted a few weeks ago? I first debuted it on Instagram and I knew I had to have it. At $10, it's one fifth of my monthly Thrifty Threads 365 shopping budget, but like I said, I had to have it! It's a maxi, pleated and solid gold. What's not to love?!When it comes to such a bold piece, it's easy to think, "how will I wear this?" Well, I kept the rest of my look minimal and let the skirt steal the show.