A chic satin bubble skirt found on a suburban Target clearance rack.
…keep reading Targeting Suburbia
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Stores like NYC boutique Cheap Jack’s give vintage a bad name. See examples of overpriced fugly vintage apparel here so you know what not to buy. …keep reading Cheap Jack’s, Kiss My @$$ 
Jil Stuart and Dolce and Gabbana dresses found at NYC Consignment shop Tokio 7. Joy over resale cost ensues. …keep reading Tokio 7, Oh Thank Heaven! 
Macys and Banana Republic jump on the green fashion bandwagon. Looks like somebody didn’t get the memo that organic cotton t-shirts made in sweatshops don’t count. …keep reading Is Green Always Good? 
How to style a denim vest with a button down shirt and wide leg trousers. …keep reading Questionable Investments 
A vintage jewel in the form of a straw Stetson hat. Vintage hats can be pricey, but everything’s cheaper in the stroller wasteland of Park Slope, Brooklyn. …keep reading A Vintage Jewel in a Stroller Wasteland 
Jumpers and rompers can be scary to wear. Give yourself a pep talk and find your confidence, and you can wear anything. …keep reading How To Wear Confidence, 24/7 
Vogue strategies for shopping trends on a budget predictably out of touch. Economic recession fails to deter fashion industry from asinine suggestions like $150 t-shirts and $495 skirts. …keep reading The Very Vomitous Vogue |
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