Now that Spring is officially here, I can’t wait to start bringing all my favorite warm-season clothes back into rotation — and of course, pick up some new items as well! One must-have I’m looking forward to purchasing this season is a LWD — A Little White Dress! Think of it as your LBD’s lighter and brighter cousin — it’s perfect for nearly every occasion (except a wedding — you don’t want to upstage the bride!), there’s a fit and style out there for everyone, and it’s even possible to find one that fits a college student’s limited budget!

All these dresses are just $20 (or less) each and are perfect for all sorts of occasions, from Spring Break and beyond! Read More »

It might seem a little bit early to be thinking about spring shopping, but for those of you who want to get a head start (or who just can’t wait for summer vacation already), here are the top ten looks I want to steal from fashion week this year (from top left to right in the above picture). Read More »

So, you’re at the newly refurbished mall with your friends. Some out-of-town architects have tried to give your childhood mall major face lift. It kinda worked, but you still remember when you hung out there and it looked more like a scene from Mall Rats – not exactly the most glamorous image, right?

Anyways, you and your buddies have decided to cruise the new boutiques, while also trying to avoid all the people you hated in high school (thankfully, you were smart and went OUT OF STATE for your college degree). Regardless of how maxed out your credit cards are, or the fact that your bank account is close to being in the negative, you find yourself tempted, enticed, and nearly seduced by the merchandise. That’s when you realize that those architects didn’t do such a bad job after all.

You’re eyeing the new display cases, admiring the artificial, yet calming ambiance, wanting to give into temptation, and, well, just buy a bunch of really nice “stuff.” But resist that temptation, girl! It’s fine to admire things. Hell, go ahead and drool if you like, but spending your money, say, at a place like Nordstrom or Macy’s is just foolish. Read More »