So, shocking as it may be, I've been thinking a lot about clothes lately. Actually, my intent has been to come up with a plan to improve my wardrobe and define my style a bit more. The 30-day shopping ban that I just embarked on gives me a good chance to investigate different options (since I'm not out buying any options).
Right now, I'm stuck on three words: bold, bright, and special. I might find success using those words as a style guide. Up until now, the contents of my closet have been defined mostly by the words "cheap" and "easy," and while I will always love thrift stores and never think that most of the prices in fashion magazines are even semi-reasonable, I've come around to the idea that some purchases are worth contemplating and investing in. So contemplate I shall.
All of this is a wordy, uppity way of saying: I've been window shopping online. Here's some stuff I'm seriously considering from ChloeLovesCharlie and ModCloth. Gotta keep track of this stuff somehow -- why not share?
BOLD
the Striped Blazer ($42.00)
the Geo Dot Sweater ($37.00)
the Winter Heat Wave Dress ($67.99)
the Animal Song Dress ($47.99)
the Last Peek of Green Dress (sale: $36.99)
BRIGHT
the Whatever Floats Your Feathers Dress ($49.99)
the City Sizzle Dress ($54.99)
SPECIAL
the Sweet Rosette Skirt ($36.00)
the Lace Patch Flip Dress ($56.00)
the Art Collector Dress ($69.99)
the Dive Right In Dress ($89.99)
the Undercover Glamour Dress ($59.99)
the Only a Trace Dress (sale: $24.99)
the Op Art Enthusiast Dress (sale: $37.00)
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Nice selection!!
ReplyDeleteLove these, particularly the Whatever floats your feathers dress. But then it's me and I do love the bright colours.
ReplyDeletemodcloth is such a tease! i love just about everything they sell, but i can't afford half of it :(
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the brights and the Sweet Rosette Skirt! I can definitely see a lot of these pieces fitting into your wardrobe perfectly.
ReplyDeleteAmen, Michelle. I bought something on sale from Modcloth once (didn't think it through enough - total impulse buy), and if I ever do again, it will be a big, pricey decision.
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