The Jumpsuit is a versatile and budget-friendly trend for spring 2009. This one-piece look gained popularity in the 1970’s and has evolved into a contemporary ready-to-wear outfit that is available at all price points.
As predicted, the Jumpsuit has made a huge comeback. I feel this item is so popular right now because of its versatility and easy transition from day to night. Add a blazer and a belt for a chic day look, remove the blazer and add a long necklace and a bangle for night. Some jumpsuits are now made to look like they are separates, so you are really getting two pieces for the price of one.
Some Jumpsuit Finds:
Gabi Satin Jumpsuit, Forever 21, $22.80
Wide Leg Jersey Jumpsuit, Aqua, $58.00
Modern Short Jumpsuit, Express, $59.50
Knit and Woven Mix Jumpsuit, Arden B., $68.00
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Shopping 101 - Saving Strategy
Say I am looking for a high-waisted pencil skirt but I don't need a Zac Posen design. It just needs to look expensive right? Here is my strategy. I will go to Norstrom for a piece like this since I know that they have several departments that I can search through. I will start on the top floor, Brass Plum. Yes - I know, it's a Junior department and I'm 27 years old. I'm not in denial and I'm not delusional. It's worth trying because I would rather get a larger size here and save $40-$100. If the quality of the garment isn't up to par then I venture to the next department.
Let me give you another example. If I need a long sleeve tee, I will go to Old Navy first, then the Gap, and then Banana. I am not going to start at the top of the pricing hierarchy if I can get what I need at the lowest price point.
Have a garment in mind that you are looking for and don't know where to start? Ask Bargain Babe!
Let me give you another example. If I need a long sleeve tee, I will go to Old Navy first, then the Gap, and then Banana. I am not going to start at the top of the pricing hierarchy if I can get what I need at the lowest price point.
Have a garment in mind that you are looking for and don't know where to start? Ask Bargain Babe!
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