Fashion Blog November Archive

Fashion Tips for the Credit Crunch

By Website Introductions at 11/13/08 01:11

Say goodbye to your expensive branded clothing items for now, the credit crunch is here. Your money might be better off put to some other, more beneficial, use.

Still want to look fashionable? You don't have to spend much. You just have to know what looks good and how you can have that look by using only affordable materials. Presented in this article are books you can read to get some credit crunch fashion advice.

Link: Fashion tips for the credit crunch

Thr Rise of Recessionistas - Fashionable yet Frugal

Whether we like it or not, recession is here to stay. One must just hope that it doesn't last "that" long but while every country is in this state right now, everyone has to do their fare share of tightening their belts and cutting down expenses. The what once high end shopper and "fashionistas" can still have the same fashion but this time they have to try newer things. A transformation of fashionistas to recessionistas can be seen in women these days. What are recessionistas?

Find out more about these types of elegant-looking but frugal women here:

Link: Recessionistas in fashion - Edinburgh Evening News

Cheap Botiques for the Frugal and Wise

Economy going down and you need more options to somehow save some, then trim down you fashion expenses not to the point of wearing rag but wisely on budget friendly boutiques.

Lucky for you if your someone from Chicago, an article on Daily Northwestern by Ali Pechman describes five boutiques which are the city's best bet on frugal fashion, some of them even sell more than clothes.

Link: Frugal Fashion - The Weekly

Frugal Fashion Tips

Who said you can go out of style even if the economy is already turning sour? You can still go with the latest fashion trends without spending much. It's only a matter of resourcefulness and creativity.

Still don't know what to do? Star Tribune gives you some frugal fashion tips. Now walk on that catwalk and show what your money can buy!

Link: Frugal is the new black