Showing posts with label sweater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweater. Show all posts

5 buck bag: Haul

I recently went to a garage sale and found some gems. Now, before I get started, I know, garage sales... EEK! Honestly, just like thrift shopping, garage sales can be hit and miss, grody or a thrifter's paradise... you gotta give a little and take a little, giving it a chance. Seriously, you can find some really great items and for cheap. Okay, now that my rant is over, I found an amazing sale, $5 for an entire bag of name brand clothes. 
Here's what I found:

H&M
Burnt Orange is an essential color for any wardrobe but especially fall. When I saw this I was like, "I don't even care what size this is I need it." Luckily, it was my size and will make my fall essentials wardrobe so much better! I mean look at that color! SCORE!


Old Navy
This dress is super cute; it has a beaded top with a cinched waist making it very flattering. Unfortunately, it's a bit too big on me. To refurbish this dress I'm thinking of  making it into separates. Either way, it's going to be so adorable and super boho! HOLLA!



Very J
 Excuse the wrinkles, this tunic was too good to pass by. First of all, that color! I'm not much of a nude color kind of girl (because I'm super pale) but this top is fabulous! And it has studs! Like HELLO, yes please. With skinny jeans and wedges, this tunic is going to look amazing!



 Old Navy
 So I'm not really into muscle sweaters but this Old Navy top is everything. I wore this recently, pairing it with dark wash jeans, brown dangily earrings and sandals and let's just say it rocked my world. Boho at it's best! Plus, this is going to perfect for summer! 



Forever 21
I know what you're thinking, "A cardigan, really? It's like 100 degrees out!" This may be true but this oatmeal colored sweater just couldn't be left behind. Think of fall time, it will be so cozy and match everything, perfect for my future fall wardrobe!


My Story

 This dress, when I first held it up, I passed on it; It was weird and just didn't hang right. However, after sifting through the rest of the clothes I came back to this dress. On impulse, I bought it and I'm so glad I did. The front is really hard to show (the picture doesn't do it any justice), but this coral number is beautiful and flowy... not to mention the open back. Like, yes please; business in the front, party in the back!



 Gap
Finally, I picked up this white t-shirt.  I know what you're thinking, boring! However this basic essential is different from every other white tee because it has a v neck in the back and front making it more interesting than your everyday plain jane t-shirt.

St Patrick's Day Outfit Ideas


Simple on St. Patrick's Day

 T-Shirt: Old Navy $.99
Jeans: Thrift Shop $5.00
Sandals: Thrift Shop $1.00
Total: $7.00

 

Stylin' on St. Patrick's Day

 Sweater: Goodwill $3.99
Skirt: Wet Seal $4.00
Shoes: Online $3.00
Total: $11.00



Spring on St. Patrick's Day

 Shirt: Goodwill $3.99
Jeans: Gordmans $12.99
Sandals: Rue 21 $3.00
Total: $20.00














Valentine's Day Outfits

With Valentine's Day right around the corner having the perfect outfit for any occasion is a must. I came up with three different looks that are comfy, casual and of course, cute (the essentials for Valentine's Day, right?!). So whether you're cuddling up with your crush or having a girls night out, February 14th will be a day full of fashion.




Outfit #1. For this look I wanted something simple with a little sass! I began with a basic white long sleeve (Old Navy, $4.00) and a pair of LEI jeans (Goodwill, $5.00). For the sassy part, I added a pop of red (scarf, Dollar Tree $1.00) and tan booties (Gift). This outfit is great because all items can be found in your closet and dressed up to your desire.



 Outfit #2. This outfit is for all you girls that want to be super casual. I started with striped shirt (Charity Shop, $1.00) and dark wash jeans (Unknown). To finish up this look, I paired my red converse (Goodwill, $3.99) and a red beanie (Dollar Tree, $1.00). I like that this outfit can be worn anywhere and you still look put together and cute!





Outfit #3. I've been really into quilted vests recently so of course I created an outfit that include one! So to start off with a red vest (Charity Shop, $1.00). I added a chambray button up (Charity Shop, $1.00) underneath and paired that with black jeggings (Walmart, $4.00). To pull the look together I threw some red flats (Goodwill, $3.99) in the mix. I love how preppy this outfit it, by far my favorite! It keeps you warm and comfy but still looks chic!

DIY Sweater Updates

 Layered Look.


  Supplies:
Black Sweater
Plaid Button Up



Begin by removing the collar, bottom hem and cuffs 
(4 inches from bottom of sleeve) from the plaid shirt. 

Make sure to add a 1/2 inch to 1 inch  for seam allowance.

Sew all items onto black sweater as shown below (fabric glue could work too, just be careful when washing!). And you're all finished!






Reversed and Refurbished.



Supplies:
Black Sweater
Cardigan 

For this diy start with the cardigan open like shown above. Leaving the top 2 buttons buttoned,  remove the remaining buttons found on the cardigan. Finally, take your sweater and cut a triangle shape to fit the open part of your cardigan. 
Add a 1/2 inch to 1 inch for seam allowance.
Sew together (fabric glue could work too, just be careful when washing!). Here's the finished product!


Once a cardigan, now a cute, renovated sweater!
The back is flirty, yet work appropriate!