The balance for me is having clothes that last through several seasons, are affordable, they don't look dated, out of style, or are poorly made. I am a huge fan of the "sales" rack, whether in store or on line. I like to go there first and see what treasures I can find tailored to my budget. Another way is going to a local thrift store. This one took me a little longer to adapt to because by my husband's definition I am a clothes snob. Once I got over my initial prejudice I was astounded at how many plus sized clothes I could find that were name brand and in excellent condition. Once of my new go-to-places to shop that I have mentioned in a previous post is fatshionxchange. A place where you can buy, sell or trade new or gently used clothes and accessories. I thought I would share with you my latest purchase a dress I got from one of the sellers. The dress arrived exactly as promised and it has quickly become one my favourites.
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| Dress from Fatshionexhange Sweater: Addition elle Pants: Kiyonna Boots: David Tate |
Adorable!
ReplyDeleteHave you tried selling anything on fatshionxchange? I have so many things that I don't wear and cannot bear to discard them. I'm thinking that trying to sell them might be a good idea, but I'm not sure whether it might be more trouble than it is worth.