The embroidered fruit skirt is one of my favorite thrift store refashions. I managed to hold on to the detail I loved and turn it from ill fitting to just right. I winterized the look by adding a thick sweater and over the knee boots.
25 Weight Loss Tips for Lazy Girls
It's been a year since I added a jogging lady to my vision board . I had no idea where I was going with that as I'm not a runner and I do not like exercise. Every year I make a fitness goals but last year, I actually worked out how to achieve my goals. Now I can say the jogging lady represe…
DIY Grandma Pants to Chic Joggers
I call them grandma pants because not only do they sit higher on the waist mom style but they go next level with a drawstring elastic waist! I knew they were a keeper when I tried them on in the thrift store and I didn't want to take them off. They felt great. They're very lounge worthy an…
Do's and Don'ts of Buying Secondhand Designer Purses
I was able to find two designer purses for approximately $20 in my last thrift haul. I'm very pleased with my purchases as they were both high quality and affordable. Handbags are that essential accessory that you absolutely should splurge on. I don't go anywhere without my purse. I carry …
DIY Tibi Inspired Feather Mules
When the thrift store gives you a great pair of shoes that aren't quite your cup of tea, you make feather mules. You can absolutely use other trims too but feathers are easy and the trend du jour. Mine are inspired by $450 Tibi Bee Feather Mules .
How To Stay Warm and Cute in Winter Layers
Coming from Chicago, I'm use to abandoning all attempts at cuteness for the sake of complete warmth and comfort while sloshing through dirty snow and fighting sharp wind gusts. I really cannot complain about the cold snap we had a few days ago here in Atlanta. This weekend brewed up some of th…
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