02 Feb Thrift Store Treasures – $1 Tribal Print Dress
Welcome back for another installment of Thrift Store Treasures. Last week I showed you my $1 peacock cocktail dress from Housing Works and this week I’ve got another beauty and she only cost $1. This tribal print number was originally a long skirt but after my tailor got a hold of it, it became my favorite summer dress.
One thing I really love about the Goodwill Outlet is that since clothing is priced at $1.69 per pound, you’ll rarely pay more than $1 for an item. I may have spent too much getting it alterated {$40}, but it was well worth it, as I had a unique garment that I rocked several ways.
Check out the quick video below for a closer look at this awesome piece, and I offer up a tip to make your next thrifting experience a bit easier.
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Posted at 12:36h, 02 February[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Kim Porter , Shaunequa Brathwaite and Living Fly on a Dime, Living Fly on a Dime. Living Fly on a Dime said: New Post–>>Thrift Store Treasures: how I scored a $1 tribal print dress from @goodwillnynj http://ow.ly/3OUFk […]
Ashleigh Washington
Posted at 21:52h, 02 February**Gasp** This is a gorgeous piece! I’m so jealous. I went to the Goodwill and Salvation Army today and got some great stuff.
Living Fly on a Dime
Posted at 22:34h, 02 FebruaryThanks! Oh, what’d you get???
Ashleigh Washington
Posted at 02:47h, 03 FebruaryI got so much good stuff! Mostly cardigans (Banana Republic, Free People, Theory)! I can never resist a cute cardigan… 2 skirts, a 100% cashmere Banana Republic sweater with tags still on it, a lace Calvin Klein leotard, a peach/tan pair of boots by Seychelles practically new for $2. I bought a total of 19 items today and spent $30.Loves it!
Living Fly on a Dime
Posted at 15:00h, 03 FebruaryWow, 19 items for $30? Now that’s what I call a bargain. High five my fellow thrifty chica 🙂
Alex
Posted at 21:55h, 02 FebruarySo cute! I love how you wore it a few different ways. Where’d you get the earrings in the video???
Living Fly on a Dime
Posted at 22:34h, 02 FebruaryThanks! The earrings were a DIY project. Check out the easy steps here: http://livingflyonadime.com/diy-photo-earrings/
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