Recent Frugal Blog | Clothing PostsThe Skinny on Frugal Plus Size Fashionby Andrea Hermitt30 Sep 2009 11:17 PMFinding frugal fashions is hard enough when you are a "normal" size. But if you are a size 14 or above, there is a special challenge. Makers of plus size clothing charge more just because they can. Larger clothes are hard to find, so they can be at a premium. Still, there are some options. Frugal Fashions for Fall: Sweater Dressby Andrea Hermitt13 Sep 2009 06:35 PMThis week's foray through the discount stores found a curios wardrobe item that I hadn't seen in such great abundance since 1986, the sweater dress. They were everywhere. How to Save Money on Underwearby Mary Ann Romans08 Sep 2009 11:04 AMUnderwear is just one of those things that I refuse to buy used. I know that some others do this quite successfully, but I just cannot get over my squeamishness about it. I am fine getting most other items of clothing used for myself and my family, but I just can't do underwear. Frugalista Fashions: Free Finds From His Closetby Andrea Hermitt05 Sep 2009 07:18 PMIf you have been reading our frugal blog, then you know you can get free or clothes if you know where to look. Read: Tips for a Free Wardrobe One of this year's fashion trends gives you even more opportunities to find free clothes. Frugalista Fashions: Making your old boots look newby Andrea Hermitt30 Aug 2009 07:43 PMAs winter approaches the shoe stores are filling up with books and other winter shoes. The thing is this years boots don't look much different from last year's boots. I have seem some trends toward boots that come up over the knee and some slouch boots too, but the classics are still classics. Frugalista Fashions: One dress, many stylesby Andrea Hermitt19 Aug 2009 12:41 AMWho would have ever thought that buying a single top that matches nothing being considered as a gamble? It used to be an excuse to go out and buy a skirt or slacks. Now, in this tight economy, if a dress can't be worn at least three ways, you have seriously wasted your money. Chron. A New Wardrobe for Freeby Mary Ann Romans11 Aug 2009 04:45 AMIf you took only an hour today, I bet you could find a whole new wardrobe right in your own home! Here are some tips on how to get a new set of outfits all for free. When I read Andrea's blog about how the 80s are back, I got inspired. Frugalista Fashions: The 1980's are Back!by Andrea Hermitt07 Aug 2009 08:37 AMIn visiting the outlet mall these last few weeks as fall fashions begin to fill up the store, I have found one thing in common with everything in the stores. I wore the same fashions in the late 1980's. Frugalista Fashions: Buying Clothes on Ebayby Andrea Hermitt22 Jul 2009 05:35 PMAs a frugal fashionista, I purchase a lot of clothing items on EBay. The items I purchase most often are my daughters Character Shoes for drama club, Pageant accessories, lingerie, and winter sweaters. Pricewise, there are several things you need to consider when you are shopping on Ebay. Frugalista fashions: Five Fashion Musts for Light Travelby Andrea Hermitt20 Jul 2009 01:34 PMIf you are going on vacation, it pays to travel light. Firstly, you won't need to pay the $15.00 luggage price plus $50 to $100 for a second bag. Second, you will be able to navigate your way through the airport faster. Recent Blog Comments pkwynn says... "i agree as a checker in a grocery store, I don't see anything wrong with checking your receipt in front of the checker, we all make mistakes." Mary Ann Romans says... "Memartha, I didn't know about the free toy program." |
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