Tuesday, February 1, 2011

How to… have the closet you want without spending a fortune


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I have another fabulous blog to draw your attention to that aims to show you how to dress with a limited budget and to pay off your debts whilst you do it! Meet Grace of Money Smart Fashion. Her recent post The Best Way To Save Money On Clothes got me thinking about the ways I save money when shopping for something new for my wardrobe:

Carrie's closet in SATC 2

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30 for 30 Challenge: Day 1

Without further ado, I give you my first outfit of the challenge:



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J&B Met 2011 Fashion


Somizi in a David Tlale design and Uyanda Mbuli


Stoan Seate and Dolly Gaehler


Seputla Sebogodi and partner


Mokgadi Seabi and Somizi in David Tlale designs and Bonang Matheba in a Gert Johan Coetzee creation


Theunis and Primrose Crous( thats his wife!? *Shocked*)


David Kau and partner

Theo Kgosinkwe, Dancer Gugu Mbabama and DJ Tira

30 for 30 Challenge, Take Two

Just over a year ago now, I completed six months of no shopping. It was hard but it did make a difference to my bank balance and made me "shop" my wardrobe for new looks a lot more than I do when I am picking up something new every few days weeks! I thought I'd learned to shop more responsibly but within months I had fallen back into my old ways. Last summer I attempted the 30 for 30 challenge but found myself unmotivated. This time I plan to make it work.



In a recent Friend Friday post I admitted that I regularly repeat outfits. So I have decided that during February I will undertake Kendi Everyday’s 30 for 30 challenge to see if I can go a month without repeating.

Since I spent much of January streamlining my wardrobe, this challenge will also provide the perfect opportunity for me to discover my newly edited closet and hopefully work out what is missing, so that when the 30 days are up, I can go shopping with purpose. In fact, Kendi has been doing her own series, Create A Working Closet, and her most recent and final part is filled with tips on remixing and shopping your own wardrobe.



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