Today's outfit was just a basic run-around outfit. I've often resorted to Mossimo solid colored tees from Target as a way to put together casual outfits, but although the colors work well with the different patterned skirts I like to wear, they are just t-shirts. I figured that it was time to start looking specifically for wrap shirts in solid colors that are a little "nicer" than t-shirts.
Thank goodness for eBay where I just have to type in "wrap shirt" in the search engine and I have hundreds to choose from!
The Breakdown.
Moda International wrap shirt from Victoria's Secret ($9 eBay/ARP $30), black tank ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), Armani Exchange denim skirt ($8 Plato's Closet/ARP $98), Sbicca shoes ($4 thrift store/ARP $50).
Grand Total: $24
Approximate Retail Price: $181
Savvy Savings: $157
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So I have a confession to make. I loved the Dooney & Bourke Lock Sac that I bought at Plato's Closet and I used it quite a bit, but I didn't LOVE it. It seemed a little big on me when I looked at the pictures. I'm not a big person, only 5'4" so it seemed a little overpowering, even as I loved the amount or "stuff" that it carried. So, I sold it. I was able to sell it on eBay for $175 and used $100 of that to buy this gorgeous green Coach purse.
In the end the math works out this way: I spent $24 for the Dooney Lock Sac, sold it for $175 (paid $18 in fees) so I "netted" $133. I then spent $100 for the new Coach so I ended up with a new Coach purse and $33 in my pocket.
The Breakdown.
Morrissey shirt ($5 thrift store/ARP $125 ), black tank top ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), Gap white cotton skirt ($4 thrift store/ARP $40), white leather MIA heels ($4 thrift store/ARP $60), green Coach Bleecker duffle purse (FREE/ARP $328).
Grand Total: $15
Approximate Retail Price: $556
Savvy Savings: $541
Seems Peter Morrissey is a designer more well known in England and Australia. He closed a bunch of his stores last year, which is a shame since this shirt is a pefect, easy to wear, flattering look that isn't high maintenance. Maybe I'll get lucky and find more at the thrift store!
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I'm alive! My family came and went over the last week to celebrate Superstar #1's 7th birthday. It was wonderful having my Mom & Dad here as well as my little (taller than me) Sister, her Hubby and my little niece here at the house, and I already miss them.
A fun time was had by all, but I'm exhausted! The Superstars and I were actually excited about getting back to homeschooling. Even though school has let out for most of the kids around here, we plan on working through the summer. We like doing that so that we have the option of taking a week off here and there for things like my family's visit.
The Breakdown.
Mossimo cotton sweater ($4 thrift store/ARP $24 ), Armani Exchange A/X denim pencil skirt new-with-tags ($8 Plato's Closet/ARP $98), Sbicca shoes ($4 thrift store/ARP $50), Michael Kors bag ($30 eBay/ARP $350).
Grand Total: $46
Approximate Retail Price: $522
Savvy Savings: $476
I love, love, love pencil skirts! They are so slimming, and it's even better when it's denim. It's like my favorite pair of jeans but better (or so my Beloved says).
I've got a window tinting post in the que, I've just got to download all the pictures I took and get them on up. It's a great way to save on your energy bills if you've got terrible builder's grade windows like we do and don't want to have to totally replace them.
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Ok, so I'm a little late posting this particular outfit. This is what I wore for Mother's Day, but I would imagine it would be appropriate for the office as well. The great thing about this particular wrap is that it's made out of a gauzy type of material so it breathes well and can still be worn when the day is a little warmer (but also covers the arms so that if the office air conditioner is on you won't freeze).
The Breakdown.
Karen Kane wrap ($21 Macy's/ARP $80), Madison Studio pencil skirt ($4 thrift store/ARP $70), Michael Kors suede/leather pumps ($4 thrift store/ARP $175), Dooney & Bourke Lock Sac ($24 Plato's Closet/ARP $325).
Grand Total: $53
Approximate Retail Price: $650
Savvy Savings: $597
As a mom, I'm trying to teach my Superstars that it doesn't have to cost a lot of money to look put together, and though looking nice is secondary to acting nice, the two go hand in hand. Pretty is as pretty does (as the old saying goes), but who says you can't have it all?
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Today's outfit is another casual run-around outfit and yet by the total amount you can tell something is different. I don't think I've gone over $200 for any of my outfits to date. The reason is my Balenciaga City Bag, a purse splurge in the last year.
Of course, as is the case for any of my purse splurges, it starts with selling a couple of my other purses so it's more of a "trading up" rather than a new expense. So 3 Coach bags later, I had my first Balenciaga. It's one of those bags that will last forever. The leather is super supple and soft (goat's leather) and though 4 years old, shows no signs of wear at all. I bought it from a reputable seller on eBay and made sure it was authentic before paying. There are TONS of replicas on eBay so you have to be careful! I'll post more on buying authentic on eBay later.
The Breakdown.
A Byer blouse (bought when Clinton Kelly was in town at Macy's for just $13/ARP $50), black tank top ($3 For Love 21/APR $3), B. Laguna jeans ($15 Macy's/ARP $50), Gianni Bini plum shoes ($4 thrift store/ARP $80), Balenciaga City Bag ($200 eBay/ARP $1200), Amanda Smith belt ($1 thrift store/ARP $20).
Grand Total: $237
Approximate Retail Price: $1384
Savvy Savings: $1147
I ran out of the house without a belt for this outfit. I've got tons of wide belts, but not many skinny ones and felt this outfit needed a skinny belt. The solution? A quick trip to the thrift store and $2 later I had a new belt. The thrift store is a great place to find belts. I mean, who wants to spend $20-$50 on a belt???? You know me, I'd rather spend it on a purse...
Speaking of which, a handbag that originally cost $1200. Can you believe it? I can't afford to spend $1200 on a purse and though it's really a lovely and well-made purse, there's nothing so much better about it that would warrant breaking my budget. I bought it because I wanted to see if I could find one for an amazing price with some savvy shopping, and I did. It's a challenge for me to see what savvy shopping can get when it comes to luxury items, but in the end it's about balance for me.
If I want to buy something "new", I will sell off several of the bags that I am not using to fund the new purchase. The longer I've been doing this, the more apt I am to get rid of 3-4 bags in order to get one high end purse. I also know that if and when the day comes that I no longer fancy this Balenciaga, I can sell it for at least (if not more) than what I paid for it!
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Today's find was a gorgeous Dooney & Bourke Annalisa leather Lock Sac purse marked at $30 at Plato's Closet. I had a filled frequent shopper card that entitled me to an additional 20% off PLUS a $5 trade in so I ended up spending about $20 on a purse that is still on the Dooney website. Zappos is still selling it for $243 (their pictures looked better than mine, black is a difficult color to photograph well so that's what you see here).
The Annalisa Lock Sac was originally $325, and it's now on sale for $227. This purse measures about 12" across at the bottom (16" at the widest point) and almost 10" tall. It's huge and perfect on those days I need to lug around a bunch of stuff for the Superstars. Even without the trade-in, $30 is still 90% off retail.
So here's a tip: go to Plato's Closet or the equivalent if you're looking for a new purse, but if you want to get the most for an old purse for the purpose of "trading up", be savvy and see if you can't sell it on eBay or Craigslist first.
On eBay this purse, if pictured & marketed right, could go for $100+. The same is true on Craigslist if the right buyer is there. You could get at least $50 if you wanted a fast sale, which is 5x more than what the person got in trade-in at Plato's Closet. That's right, she probably only got $10 for this $325 purse. So be smart and as always...Shop Savvy Y'all!
I'm sorry my Savvy Friends! I've been SO busy cleaning. I mean, really, really cleaning. My Mom, Dad & Sister are coming out to visit in May and the whirlwind of cleaning out the guest room and just the house has consummed both me and my time. It's the kind of deep cleaning you do only when your parents are coming to stay so you can prove that they really did "raise you right."
It's been good though! I feel lighter, for lack of better word. It's also made me more brutal in my assessment of items that I have not worn or worn lately, which means I've taken more to Plato's Closet. In the next few days I'll post about my dinnerware update and dining room chair updates that have been a couple months in the making. Till then, here's the Savvy Outfit of the Day.
The Breakdown.
BCBG/Max Azria top ($4 thrift store/ARP $120), white tank top ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), Seven for all Mankind denim skirt ($4 thrift store/ARP $150), sbicca heels ($4 thrift store/ARP $50), Tignanello patent leather Perfect 10 French Tote (free trade in Plato's Closet/ARP $90).
Grand Total: $15
Approximate Retail Price: $413
Savvy Savings: $398
Well, it's back to cleaning - stay Savvy Y'all!
Today's outfit of the day allowed me wear my new BCBG shoes that I bought at Plato's Closet two weeks back for less than $10 (actually it was a trade-in so I spent no money out of pocket!). Worn with a no-name hat I bought there last month sometime I loved the idea of cute casual, especially since the weather went back and forth from raining to blue skies for the most part.
The Breakdown.
Mossimo white sweater ($5 Target/ARP $25), goldenrod tank ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), DKNY jeans (Free Plato's Closet trade-in/ARP $50), BCBG shoes (Free Plato's Closet trade-in/ARP $90), Michael Kors purse ($30 eBay/ARP $350), plaid hat ($8 Plato's Closet/ARP $20).
Grand Total: $46
Approximate Retail Price: $538
Savvy Savings: $534
So I'm getting a lot of use of my Michael Kors purse. I bought it because it was a great price for a well-made handbag and the color was my way of participating on the "yellow trend" that seems to be popping up this Spring. What I didn't know is that it's still selling new-with-tags online. The MSRP? $350! Woo-hoo, and here I thought it was "just" $250.
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Looks like rainy weather has moved in and though it hampers some of our outdoor play, I console myself wearing my new trench coat and by looking at all the beautiful daffodils and tulips that are coming up all over the place. Spring is here and the signs of it are all around despite the gray skies.
The Breakdown.
Nine West top ($1 thrift store/ARP $40), white tank top ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3). American Eagle cords ($5 thrift store/ARP $40), Fossil suede & patent purse ($44 Belk's/ARP $190), Nine West brown leather heels ($4 thrift store/ARP $60).
Grand Total: $57
Approximate Retail Price: $333
Savvy Savings: $276
Remember the post where I got about $800 worth of clothing for about $40? I mentioned cleaning out my closet because if I buy several items, I try to get rid of several items to keep my closet edited down. I do this by a) donating some clothing, b) trading some in at Plato's Closet, c)selling them on eBay if it's in demand enough and d) consigning them.
This is what has happened so far. I donated a bag to the Amvets for a tax write-off of $50 and then I received $30 at the Plato's Closet for the clothes I brought it. So, left as it, I've just about broke even on the clothes I bought Sunday.
Of course I didn't take the full cash amount. What I chose to do instead was use some of the money for a "trade" which saves me tax, and I bought a pair of camel colored BCBG shoes and a pair of Coach sandals for less than $20 total. I'm keeping the BCBG, but unfortunately the Coach are too large, so I'm selling them on eBay. I'll let you know how much money I make on them. I don't do that often since items on eBay don't seem to be going for as much as they were a year ago. In fact I rarely buy something unless I am absolutely sure that I will make at least $20-$50 on it. It's not worth the amount of time it takes to list it. The rest of the clothes that Plato's Closet did not take because they were "too mature", I will bring to the consignment store near my house in hopes of making a little more.
Really, this is what I do to keep my wardrobe updated and without spending a lot of money. It's about trading in and trading up. I'll keep you posted on how much the Coach shoes go for and eventually, how much I make at the consigment store. That always takes a while but since I don't depend on that money, it's ok to wait. In fact, it tends to be a nice little something-something when I least expect it. I usually use that money for a trip to the thrift store and so the cycle begins all over again.
Well, it rained ALL day here yesterday. The good news is that I got to use the little leopard Tote umbrella I bought on my Sunday shopping spree. It was also my chance to wear the new raincoat I bought a couple months ago at Belk's. It's a lovely Kenneth Cole classic black rain coat with a touch of flare at the bottom hem. It fits beautifully and it is truly a lovely coat but it was almost TOO nice. So it has stayed in my closet for over a month now while I tried to decide whether I should keep it or not.
It was on the top end of my spending on a single item at about $48, but considering it was originally $180 and it fit so well, I bought it. Funny, part of why I was so hesitant about keeping it was because it was so darn nice. I mean, the other coats I have aren't junk. I have two DKNY rain coats and couple other good name brand coats including a beautiful soft pink Gap trenchcoat, but the truth is that none were as "classic" as this coat. For the past month I've gone back and forth, feeling guilty and thinking "but I'm just a stay at home mom and I've got several perfectly good coats already."
Let me tell you, I'm glad I kept the coat. I feel so...grown-up for lack of a better work. Yeah, me, at 40, I feel grown up because of a coat. Anyway, it just goes to show you that Clinton & Stacie are again correct in saying that it's worth it to invest in classic pieces. I love this coat so much that I will be selling the other coats either on eBay, at Plato's Closet or the consignment store. I'm pretty sure I'll end up more than paying for the coat when it's all said and done.
The Breakdown.
Black Kenneth Cole trench coat ($48 Belk's/ARP $180), black & white Ann Taylor shirt ($4 thrift store/ARP $60), white tank top ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), American Eagle cords ($5 thrift store/ARP $40), white Steve Madden leather boots ($7 thrift store/ARP $100), red patent leather Coach tote (birthday gift that I love, love, love).
Grand Total: $67
Approximate Retail Price: $383
Savvy Savings: $316
Today isn't suppose to be as rainy so I may not get the chance to wear my new coat again, but you know, I wouldn't mind if it did rain. I'd be feeling pretty sassy & savvy if I had to wear it again!
What a weekend! I think we spent the whole of it outside in front of our house. Whether it was tending to the lawn and garden or just sitting on the grass with several of our other neighbors just talking and watching the kids play, it was truly lovely. Of course I did get a chance to visit Goodwill for a couple hours on Sunday (seriously, I love wandering around and I always try on the clothes so it was a good two hours). Make sure you check out that post, I detail how I got about $800 worth of clothing for just $37.
This savvy little outfit was actually from Friday, but I was having way too much fun outside this weekend to come in and post (sorry Y'all!). Although it was sunny outside, it was a little chilly with the wind, not that I'm complaining, it's better than the snow up north.
The Breakdown.
Sunny Leigh cotton jacket ($12 Macy's/ARP $70 ), Maurice skirt ($4 thrift store new with tags/ARP $24), Franco Sarto suede boots (birthday gift/ARP $150), Lucky Brand red suede & patent purse ($44 Belk's/ARP $190).
Grand Total: $60
Approximate Retail Price: $434
Savvy Savings: $374
This weekend I took a break and ran out to the local thrift store for a couple hours. I say "a couple hours" because I was there for about 2 hours. I like perusing all the sections, chatting with the employees, and I always try on clothes. I would venture to say I tried on at least 30 pieces of clothing, of which I ended up with 10 items (technically 11 since 1 of the pieces was a twin set).
Besides 1/2 off several of the items because they were one of the colors of the day, a fellow customer offered me the use of her discount card which gave me an additional 20% off my entire purchase bringing my total to $36.57. Mathematically speaking that means each piece averaged about $3.30.The Breakdown.
Gap sweater set - $3/ARP $60
Tracy Reese dress - $8/ARP $250
Ann Taylor black & white striped shirt $2.15/ARP $60
Apt. 9 stripped shirt - $4.29/ARP $40
Levi's long denim skirt (new with tags still on it) - $4/ARP $40
Diesel plum colored jacket - $4/ARP $200
SLB turquoise green blue shirt - $4.29/ARP $30
Lena Gabriel New York long black skirt - $4/ARP $75
Totes leopard umbrella (new with tags) - $2/ARP $10
Blue satin Chinese shirt - $4.29/ARP $20
Grand Total: $37
Approximate Retail Price: $785
Savvy Savings: $748
What I love is that the cardigan from the twin set matches two of the shirts I bought perfectly, as well as the dress, which is why I bought it. I am NOT the kind of woman that wears strapless dress. As a D-cup girl, I just don't feel comfortable doing that, however, with a cardigan and in this color, it just looked beautiful when I tried it on. In other words, I would have missed a great outfit if I had just passed up the dress just because it was strapless. Besides, when I looked up Tracy Reese, her dresses run from $200-$400. You can get them on eBay for $100 and up, but for the most part, a comparable dress today would cost about $300. EEK!
The Diesel jacket is just cool. I would have never paid $200 for a plum colored jacket but for $4 I found something that is a little trendy and different from what everyone else is wearing. Like the Diesel jacket, the long denim Levi's skirt and even the bright colored shirts are not necessarily "classics", but at prices like these just wearing them a handful of times more than pays for it, after which time I can either a) go to Plato's Closet for an exchange when it's more fashion forward b) sell it on eBay (like the Tracy Reese dress or Diesel jacket) or c) donate it and get a tax write-off. In each case I end up either making money or breaking even.
I can't wait to wear the bright blue Chinese satin shirt with a black pencil skirt for a party or even a date night. It's definitely not a "practical" piece, but it's a fun one for sure. The little Totes umbrella was on my "be on the lookout list" because I wanted a new one to put in the car glove compartment for those sudden Spring showers since the kids broke all the other ones because I wasn't willing to pay $10 for one.
All-in-all it was a very successful shopping day. I figure with the clothes I bought I can make at least 20 new outfits with what I already have in my closet, which means I'll be going through my closet today and tomorrow so I can take some to Plato's Closet and donate some to the AMVETS which has a truck coming by our neighborhood tomorrow. I'll let you know how the Plato's Closet trip goes!
Till then Stay Savvy!
I wore this cute Angela Adams tote yesterday. I found it at the thrift store and was drawn to the pattern and colors. Angela Adams' work is viewed as part of the urban design movement. She started with textiles, rugs, tiles, more home design items, but she dabbles in clothes and bags as well.
In my opinion she gives a bit of a modern edge to retro designs and colors. So while this outfit may not be "urban" (I mean, c'mon, there's a rosette on the sweater) I'd like to think the addition of the purse keeps this outfit from looking boring in its basic-ness. In truth the bag is more pink than true red, but I think the nuances of color work well rather than a perfect matchy-matchy look, and well, it holds a lot. Great for a mom on the go. I would have used this for a diaper bag if had been around when the Superstars were in diapers!
The Breakdown.
Kenneth Cole faux wrap sweater ($6 thrift store/ARP $150 ), white tank top ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), DKNY jeans (FREE Plato's Closet because of trade-ins/ARP $50), Franco Sarto brown leather heels ($5 thrift store/ARP $90), Angela Adams tote ($6 thrift store/ARP $85).Grand Total: $20
Approximate Retail Price: $378
Savvy Savings: $358
Funny enough, after my warning about St. Patrick's day it took me a bit to find an outfit. I should have saved last week's outfit for today! However, it was a good opportunity to mix-and-match, an essential savvy skill needed to make the most of your clothing!
The Breakdown.
Liz Claiborne skirt ($4 thrift store/ARP $60 ), Rave lace tank ($4 Rave/ARP $4), Baccini denim jacket ($9 TJ Maxx/ARP $40), diba cuffed "suede" boots ($10 thrift store/ARP $150), Ripani leather purse (FREE Plato's Closet trade-in/ARP $400)
Grand Total: $27
Approximate Retail Price: $654
Savvy Savings: $627
Lucky me, it's getting warmer again so I'm making the transition with skirts and long-sleeve shirts. I've worn this cotton sweater before in a more winter outfit and I'm happy to say that it works as a transitional piece.
The Breakdown.
Merona argyle sweater ($6 thrift store/ARP $25), Spiegel denim skirt ($4 thrift store/ARP $29), white tank top (Rave $3/ARP $3), Lucky Brand Vintage Inspired purse ($24 thrift store/ARP $200), Cherokee leather slides ($3 thrift store/ARP $20)
Grand Total: $40
Approximate Retail Price: $277
Savvy Savings: $237
This week in Music City we are looking at hitting the 70's again so I'll be breaking out more skirts. I can't wait!
Just a reminder, this week is St. Patrick's Day so think GREEN if you have kids (or adult friends that act like kids) 'cause you know they'll use any excuse to pinch an adult and I, for one, am not about to give them one!
Cold weather is here in Music City.....brrrr! I know y'all up North have it so much colder than we do here, but it was 80 degrees on Monday and by the end of the week it was in the 30's! It's suppose to warm up in the next few days so till then we're layering around here.
The Breakdown.
Old Navy cords ($4 thrift store/ARP $30), Vibe suede jacket ($13 eBay/ARP $50), blue Mossimo cotton sweater ($5 Target/ARP $17), white tank top ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), Ripani leather purse (FREE - trade in from Plato's Closet/ARP $400), Diesel boots ($5 thrift store/ARP $200), suede cap ($8 Plato's Closet/ARP $10).
Grand Total: $38
Approximate Retail Price: $710
Savvy Savings: $672
I had never heard of Ripani handbags before finding it at Plato's Closet, but it is gorgeous. The leather is soft and supple, and I'm guessing by the size and quality that it probably retailed for more than $400. That said it was only $30 at Plato's Closet and I had a 20% off coupon which would have put it at $26, which I would have paid out of pocket had the clothes I brought in for "trade" not given me $45 in spending money that day. I put the rest of the money in the bank to save for another day of savvy spending.
Today's outfit of the day is a two-fer. It wasn't cold in the beginning of the day so I went out in just the pants and the sweater and felt just fine, but once the sun went down and I had to run out and to run out for a few things I had to make a change.
In my vanity I didn't want to put a dark purse against a dark jacket where the lack of contrast could end up making me look like a bigger lump so I quickly changed out the shoes and the purse and ran out.
The Breakdown #1.
Gap khakis ($5 thrift store/ARP $40), Mossimo pink polka dot sweater ($6 thrift store/ARP $25), off-white tank ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), Coach Chelsea pebble-grained satchel ($90 eBay/ARP $360), bronze leather Anne Klein shoes ($4 thrift store/ARP $80).
Grand Total: $108
Approximate Retail Price: $508
Savvy Savings #1: $400
The Breakdown #2.
Gap khakis ($5 thrift store/ARP $40), Mossimo pink polka dot sweater ($6 thrift store/ARP $25), off-white tank ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), Coach Wool Shoes ($20 thrift store, new/ARP $150), Gray Banana Republic Wool Coat ($14 eBay/ARP $200), Gap ivory leather purse ($6 thrift store/ARP $60).
Grand Total: $54
Approximate Retail Price: $478
Savvy Savings #2 : $424
Really, the only thing that changed between these two outfits are the accessories, but either way you look at it, savvy savings netted us about $400 in our pockets. And well, even if you would have never paid full price for any of these items, it's nice to know that you can spend $108/$54 to look $508/$478 good!
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Today's outfit was thrown together just so we could go outside and play for a while. We had no errands to run after school so we didn't expect to be out in the big wide world, but playing out in the neighborhood usually means you'll be joined by at least 5 other kids and accompanying parents checking in on the action. Having not washed my hair, which sorely needed it, I donned a cap to hide the mess.
The Breakdown.
Mossimo terry cloth sweat jacket ($4 Target/ARP $22), white tank ($3 For Love 21/ARP $3), Red Camel denim skirt ($7 Belk's/ARP $30), Via Spiga "Scramble" suede wedge boots (FREE, Plato's Closet exchange - still they would have only been $12/ARP $270 ), olive suede hat (FREE Plato's Closet, new with tags, it was $8/ARP $10).
Grand Total: $13
Approximate Retail Price: $335
Savvy Savings: $322
Ok, so maybe I didn't have to wear such killer boots, but it sure elevated a denim skirt & terry cloth sweat jacket, no? Plus, I felt pretty sassy just watching the kids play and waving to the occasional car driving by!
I love this color green. It makes me happy on the gray dreary days we've been having here in Music City. So imagine how happy I was when I found it at Dillard's for $24 (marked down from $50)? Imagine how much happier I was when the sales associate gave me an additional 15% off because the button was falling off!
The Breakdown.
LAL green cropped jacket ($22 Dillard's/ARP $50), white tank (Rave $4/ARP $4), B. Laguna jeans ($15 Macy's/APR $50), Coach Bibi boots ($20 Plato's Closet/APR $250), Black "patent"/pu hobo Linea Rosetti ($20 TJMaxx/ARP $60).
Grand Total: $81
Approximate Retail Price: $414
Savvy Savings: $333
Just so you know, I'm still working on the Savvy Savings on each outfit but have been sidetracked working on the philosophy behind Savvy Outfits of the Day. So without further ado - here it is or you can scroll down a bit and read it. I posted it right before this one.
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Today's outfit was just a basic run-around outfit. I've often resorted to Mossimo solid colored tees from Target as a way to put together casual outfits, but although the colors work well with the different patterned skirts I like to wear, they are just t-shirts. I figured that it was time to start looking specifically for wrap shirts in solid colors that are a little "nicer" than t-shirts.
