I filmed this thrift haul with my friend Jaime a while back and today it's going out into the world. Lots of vintage bags, Anthro, cozy sweaters, and long dresses in this one!
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Showing posts with label haul. Show all posts
Fall Thrift Haul Scroll Along Video and Photo Post
I put up this thrift haul back in September but haven't posted a photo blog with it yet. Here's a closer look at some things I picked up a few months ago, including my first DePop purchases, Jeffrey Campbell Damsels from eBay, and lots of good Goodwill finds.
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| Unbranded Choker Necklace, Free, on DePop. |
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| Free People tunic, $7 on DePop. |
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| F21 Blue and Silver Ring, $6, new. |
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| F21 Opal Fleck Ring, $5, new. |
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| Vintage Kimono Jacket, $1 from Goodwill. |
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| Floral Tapestry Print Damsels by Jeffrey Campbell. $30 on eBay. |
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| Vintage Lawrence Kazar sequined top, $4.50 from Goodwill. |
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| Free People Dupe Fallen Tapestry Dress, $4.50 from Goodwill. |
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| Kimchi Blue Blouse, $4.50 from Goodwill. |
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| Hot & Delicious Fringed Top, $4.50 from Goodwill. |
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| Vintage '90s Unbranded Turtleneck Blouse, $1 from Goodwill |
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| Unbranded Silk Blouse, $1 from Goodwill. |
Outfits du Jour/Thursdays are for Thrifting/DIY Tie-Dye Nail Tutorial
Here it is, the epic post I've been promising. Three outfits, a thrifting haul and a DIY tie-dye nail tutorial. Since this blog is so picture-heavy already, I'm not going to slow you down with tons of accessory photos, I'll just list each item and price them under the main photos. And guess what? Since I'm going out tomorrow night I've decided you might get an extra outfit post this week!
Today I was feeling a little under the weather and didn't really go anywhere, so I thought it would be a good day to play dress up (hey, I did this for you. I would have been happy to stay in my pajamas all day.)
(white socks and all)
Thursday's outfit...please pardon the 'I just spent hours walking in the rain' look. I had just spent hours walking in the rain. Not a bad thing though. Especially when you throw in good conversation, pizza, peanut butter fudge ice-cream, $.99 magazines, magnets and Megapuss' 'Surfing' on vinyl (What can I say...I love Devendra Banhart and rainy days).
Grey Vintage Boots: Thrifted, $5.
Wednesday's outfit...pretty basic. Wore this to the Waffle House, so what do you expect?
Plaid Shirt: I Heart Ronson, $30.
Yellow Vintage Dress: $6.
Blue Vintage Dress: $4.
Lilac Vintage Dress: $7.
Grey Vintage Bag: $4.
Tan Hat: $3.50.
DIY Tie-Dye Nail Tutorial
Today I was feeling a little under the weather and didn't really go anywhere, so I thought it would be a good day to play dress up (hey, I did this for you. I would have been happy to stay in my pajamas all day.)
Red Flannel Shirt: Borrowed.
Gold Leggings: American Apparel, Gift.
Belt: From Rugged Wearhouse, $3.
Band of Skulls T-Shirt: apx. $20.
Black Booties: Betsey Johnson, $60.
Hat: Secondhand, Gift.
(white socks and all)
Thursday's outfit...please pardon the 'I just spent hours walking in the rain' look. I had just spent hours walking in the rain. Not a bad thing though. Especially when you throw in good conversation, pizza, peanut butter fudge ice-cream, $.99 magazines, magnets and Megapuss' 'Surfing' on vinyl (What can I say...I love Devendra Banhart and rainy days).
Grey Vintage Boots: Thrifted, $5.Jeans: Levi's, $35.
Multicolored Sweater: Charlotte Russe, apx. $10.
Black Sweater: Thrifted, $7.
Grey Hat: Thrifted, apx. $7.
Tan Messenger Bag: American Eagle.
Silver Leaf Necklace: Urban Outfitters, apx. $10.
Wednesday's outfit...pretty basic. Wore this to the Waffle House, so what do you expect?
Plaid Shirt: I Heart Ronson, $30.Grey T-Shirt: from Rugged Wearhouse, $3.
Cream Beret: Charlotte Russe, $5.
Thursdays are for Thrifting, week 5 Haul
Thursdays are for Thrifting, week 5 Haul
Yellow Vintage Dress: $6.
Blue Vintage Dress: $4.
Lilac Vintage Dress: $7.
Grey Vintage Bag: $4.
Tan Hat: $3.50.DIY Tie-Dye Nail Tutorial
I've been doing this tie-dye nail treatment quite a bit over the last year, especially when the weather is warmer. I originally found it over on Annie Spandex, one of the first fashion blogs I discovered, and still one of my favorites. I usually do this with black and white polishes but for this tutorial I used black and pink.
Here's what you'll need:
Two Contrasting Polish Shades, a top coat, q-tips and nail polish remover.
1. Decide which color you want to be the more prominent color in your tie-dye pattern and then paint your nails with one coat of the color you want to be LEAST prominent. You may want to do this before filing or trimming your nails.
2. When your first coat of nail polish is completely dry, paint a second coat on of the same color. Don't worry about it being messy. The more layers of nail polish you put on your nails, the harder it is to keep it only on the nail.
3. When your nails are completely dry, paint on one coat of your more prominent color. Again, don't worry about being messy.
4. When your nails are completely dry, dip a q-tip into nail polish remover and gently rub each nail until small patches of your first color start to show through. You can allow bigger or smaller patches to show through, depending on what you prefer.
5. When you have removed some polish from each nail, you may need to touch up a few places. This is the time to do that. Then use the q-tips and remover to remove any excess polish from around your nails.
Here's what you'll need:
Two Contrasting Polish Shades, a top coat, q-tips and nail polish remover.1. Decide which color you want to be the more prominent color in your tie-dye pattern and then paint your nails with one coat of the color you want to be LEAST prominent. You may want to do this before filing or trimming your nails.
2. When your first coat of nail polish is completely dry, paint a second coat on of the same color. Don't worry about it being messy. The more layers of nail polish you put on your nails, the harder it is to keep it only on the nail.
3. When your nails are completely dry, paint on one coat of your more prominent color. Again, don't worry about being messy.
4. When your nails are completely dry, dip a q-tip into nail polish remover and gently rub each nail until small patches of your first color start to show through. You can allow bigger or smaller patches to show through, depending on what you prefer.5. When you have removed some polish from each nail, you may need to touch up a few places. This is the time to do that. Then use the q-tips and remover to remove any excess polish from around your nails.
6. Finally, paint on one coat of a clear top coat to help prevent chipping and allow to dry. The trim or file your nails as normal. It's easier to paint them before filing, especially if you have small nails, to give yourself more room to work with.
Your results should look something like this:
(Minus the fact that I hadn't removed the excess from the edges yet.)
Your results should look something like this:
(Minus the fact that I hadn't removed the excess from the edges yet.)
Thursdays are for Thrifting, week 1
I've been thinking a lot about starting a weekly post on thrifting, since I do a lot of it and decided to make this week the first post in the series. Some weeks I'll show you my finds and some I'll write on tips or my favorite thrift stores. For this first post, I'm showing you a few recent thrifting finds plus some other bargains I've picked up in the last few days. I'll post today's outfit tomorrow.
Irradescent Vintage Clutch: Thrifted, $3.
Gold Vintage Bag: Thrifted, $2.
Super Flared Jeans: Thrifted, $7. I couldn't figure out a good way to take photos of these without wearing them and they still need to be hemmed, so I figured I'd show you the cute pockets that I love!
Blush Pink Lace Blouse: Thrifted, $7.
Wooden Post Earrings: Thrifted, $.50.
Irradescent Vintage Clutch: Thrifted, $3.
Gold Vintage Bag: Thrifted, $2.
Super Flared Jeans: Thrifted, $7. I couldn't figure out a good way to take photos of these without wearing them and they still need to be hemmed, so I figured I'd show you the cute pockets that I love!
Blush Pink Lace Blouse: Thrifted, $7.And a few recent bargains..........
Irradescent Nail Polish: $1.
Gold Nail Polish: $1.
Studded Clogs: Yoki, $12.50.
Plaid Dress: Old Navy, $5.
Tan Sweater: Old Navy, $5.
Green Dress: Old Navy, $7.
Striped Blouse: Derek Heart, $10.
Blue Metallic Skirt: Charlotte Russe, $5.
Black and Grey Sweater: Old Navy, $5.
Gold and Black Tights: Charlotte Russe, $3.
Bracelets: $1 each.
Make Up Brushes: (L) $6, (R) $4. I've been wanting some new makeup brushes desperately. I'm going to get some really nice ones soon, hopefully, but I thought these were too pretty to pass up and would last me until I get some better quality ones. They're from F21.
Boots: FREE! These boots were a gift from my friend Brittany! Aren't they cute?
Ring: F21, $4.
Ring: F21, $3.
Irradescent Nail Polish: $1.
Gold Nail Polish: $1.
Studded Clogs: Yoki, $12.50.
Plaid Dress: Old Navy, $5.
Tan Sweater: Old Navy, $5.
Green Dress: Old Navy, $7.
Striped Blouse: Derek Heart, $10.
Blue Metallic Skirt: Charlotte Russe, $5.
Black and Grey Sweater: Old Navy, $5.
Gold and Black Tights: Charlotte Russe, $3.
Bracelets: $1 each.
Make Up Brushes: (L) $6, (R) $4. I've been wanting some new makeup brushes desperately. I'm going to get some really nice ones soon, hopefully, but I thought these were too pretty to pass up and would last me until I get some better quality ones. They're from F21.
Boots: FREE! These boots were a gift from my friend Brittany! Aren't they cute?
Ring: F21, $4.
Ring: F21, $3.
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