Last week was all about how to rock a bodycon dress from day to night, but for this week’s Thrifty Threads, I wanted a look that was comfortable and chic for day to night,

When it comes to versatility, I’m really feeling jumpsuits. So I knew I had to whip out my Uniqlo jumper I scored from the Salvation Army. I previously wore this $7 jumpsuit in the dead of winter, but now I stripped down a few layers for a spring look.

Although thrift store prices are already affordable, I always try to shop for pieces that are multi-functional. When I say multi-functional, I don’t just mean from day to night but also from season to season. As mentioned earlier, I previously wore the jumpsuit in 30 degree weather with a pair of thick tights and a few layered shirts. And when the temperatures hit the mid-60s last week, I rocked the strapless jumpsuit with a printed jacket from Housing Works Buy the Bag.

The look is so easy and breezy and the printed jacket makes enough of a statement, so I went light on accessories, including LC Lauren Conrad for Kohl’s sunnies and my gold collar necklace from Lydell NYC. When I want a comfortable heel that offers breathing room, my Nine West cut out booties {last seen here} are my go-tos.

I’m already thinking of ways to wear the jumpsuit in the summer. I’ll undoubtedly ditch the jacket to reveal the strapless neckline and drape layers of necklaces and/or add a printed belt and a strappy sandal. It’s safe to say this $7 jumpsuit is getting some serious wear for the price.

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All photos by Molly Torian Photography.

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