I recently compiled a list of 30 closet staples and of course, a moto jacket made the cut.
Effortlessly chic, camel coats never go out of style. And because of that classic pieces like these are thrift store staples.
Here’s a round up of the outfits I shared on Instagram in December. Click on the headers to shop similar looks. If we’re not already connected on Instagram, I’d love to do so! Follow along: username @dinasdays.
Here’s a round up of the outfits I shared on Instagram in November. Click on the headers to shop similar looks.
I remember the first cape I ever bought. It was on clearance at Express about seven years ago. I was in college, broke and $40 was a serious splurge for me ($40 is still a splurge for me).
Guys, I need a life lesson on applying my “I won’t stop until I find it at the thrift store” type of persistence to other important aspects of my life.
This coat was a lucky thrift find this winter. I wore it on Christmas and fell in love with again this weekend when I wore it to dinner.
No section of the thrift store is off limits for me. Well, okay the underwear section is off limits for me. One of the most common thrift tips I share at my workshops is to check all sections.
Faux shearling made a pretty huge comeback this fall and winter and I’m totally digging these 70s vibes.
If you get used to spending 75 cents and $1 on clothing, a $15 thrift store purchase seems like a million dollars.
I found this coat recently and I can’t believe how long I hesitated before I bought it.
