In the first photo, im wearing a CeCe from Nordstrom Rack for $4.47. Shockingly it is a size 10 and I am a size 16. It's important to consider oversized items in smaller sizes because, not only may it be cheaper, but it also opens you up to more options. It isn't always available but if you happen to spot something, trying it on won't hurt!
The 2nd photo is a white tank and J Crew gingham button down. $1 each at Goodwill. The shorts I made myself from some 50 cent jeans from Goodwill. Clearance days are $0.50-1 in most areas!
3rd photo: a 90s Tommy Hilfiger tee I nabbed for $1 with just the front tucked in to my favorite jeans.
In the 4th picture, I'm wearing a $3 dress from Walmart and a killer Ashley Nell Tipton leather jacket from a JC Penney going out of business sell I paid $12 for.
Last but not least, in the Easter bunny pic, I am in a Rainbow floral top I got for $5, my fave jeans which are a.n.a by JC Penney (they fit my curves so well and are super comfy), and of course, this White House Black Market jacket I picked up at Goodwill for $1.
I cannot stress shopping pre-owned enough! Not only does it save significant amounts of money, it is environmentally friendly! Hey, if you have the money or want something "new" new, go for it! But remember to donate those items when you're done! Recycle, reuse!
