One cold-weather staple every girl should have in her closet is a sweater dress (at least one). They’re practical, because they keep you warm when the weather’s not, and they’re super comfortable! Plus, they’re easy! Sweater dresses the perfect go-to piece for a day when you’re too lazy to try to put together an outfit — you can just throw one on with a pair of tights, leggings and your favorite shoes (heels, flats, boots and wedges all look great with them), and you’re done! And what’s even better is they don’t have to be expensive — here are some great options for under $20 a piece! For prices that low, I’ll definitely be stocking up. Read More »

As the weather starts to cool down around this time each year, I can’t wait to start pulling all my cold-weather clothes to the front of my closet. I’ve already revealed my obsession with cable knits, and another perennial fall favorite is corduroy. Corduroy is classic fabric that never really goes out of style, and I love its versatility. Corduroy pants are a great substitute for jeans during the cooler months, and I love it on jackets and accessories. The best part about corduroy is that it’s affordable — check out these pieces, all of which are under $20! Read More »

I love this time of year. The weather is getting cooler, which means it’s time for sweater weather! Right now, I’m really loving chunky cable knits — it’s a comfortable style that’s so easy to cozy up in. While cable knits used to just be found on sweaters, these days, you can find them on everything from sweaters and scarves to purses, tights and slippers. Here are a few great cable knit pieces to keep you warm through the cold months ahead — and the best part is, they’re all a budget-friendly $20 or less each! Read More »

Old Navy is one of my favorite stores. It’s great for stocking up on wardrobe basics like tank tops, tee shirts and sweaters, as well as some trendier pieces — all at an affordable price. Old Navy has great prices to begin with, but they also always have some kind of promotion going on and a great sale section, so getting an awesome deal there is easy.

Right now, there’s tons of great pieces at Old Navy that are just $20 or less each — here are just a few! Read More »

I just love camel — it’s a classic neutral that brings to mind Old Hollywood glamour and it’s versatile enough to be worn with anything and everything in your closet. This warm khaki shade looks especially current paired with the other popular colors for fall — bright red, deep purple, olive green and pale blue.

This season, camel can be found everywhere: sweaters, dresses, outerwear, shoes and accessories. If you’re looking for an easy way to update your wardrobe this fall, give camel a try. Swap out your standby neutrals like black and gray for camel instead, and you’ll look both classic and chic at the same time. Here are a few great pieces to get you started for just $20 or less! Read More »

Most people think of  plaid as just for prepsters, but it can actually be pretty fashionable! Paired with boots, chunky knits, or dark colors, it’s perfect for the chillier months. But if you’re unsure about adding plaid to your wardrobe, the great news is it’s easy to incorporate it as little or as much as you’d like! Whether you opt for a plaid dress, coat or just accessories, there are lots of options out there that are also budget-friendly! All of these options are just $20 or less each. Read More »

Each fall fashion season designers announce a new set of colors, this season we’ve been given jewel-toned hues but one color in particular always graces the catwalk: camel. This color is a classic and a must have for every fall wardrobe. Wear it on any piece from boots to outerwear and you’re instantly autumn-chic.

This color is your key to elegance, whether it’s a little touch like on a belt or a pair of shoes. You can mix it with denim or other hues of the fall like Yves Klein blue or emerald or even a rich lapis.

Camel in combinations is essential for an update to the classic. Black and grey complement the timeless shade well in a chunky sweater to or high-waisted skirt. Read More »

Menswear-inspired fashion is a huge trend for fall, and I for one am a huge fan! Now, I’m not talking about wearing your boyfriend’s or dad’s clothes (although that can be cute) — everywhere you look, you can find clothing and accessories that are inspired by guys’ clothing, but are made for women! And the best part is, menswear-inspired fashion is available at every price. All of these great pieces are just $20 or less each. Read More »

We’re almost in October, and that means that fall fashion is officially here. For most of us college students, shopping has turned into a luxury…not so much a necessity (Don’t you miss your parents paying for everything? I know I do). But this season has recycled and revamped fall classics, and introduced some new goodies for everyone’s wardrobe, and since there isn’t anything I love more than fall fashion (maybe cupcakes), I have found some great ways to wear this fall’s trends on the frugal side.

Now, picking a favorite trend is impossible: much like a parent picking a favorite child. But since I hate kids and don’t know what that decision would be like, I’ve narrowed down 10 must-have fall trends for under $25 that you must have! Read More »

Fall is my favorite fashion season because it’s all about transitioning; changing your wardrobe, slowly but surely, over to winter wear. With cold weather comes adaptations, and that also applies when it comes to clothes! Today, I’m taking a summery dress and showing you how to wear it on Indian summer and early winter days. Presenting the Floral Ruffle Dress (no points for creativity) from Wet Seal.

This cute, patterned dress features a black shell with a printed chiffon overlay. The unique florals feature tiny red and light pink flowers. It has a scoop-neck top and elastic waist, along with a cape-like top and sleeves. The whole dress is very forgiving and flattering – sure to suit many unique body shapes. Like I said, we’re going to explore how this dress fares in different climates.

Let’s start with warm. Read More »