Why aren’t you wearing what you own in your closet?
This image has never been truer. But why do we think we do not have enough to wear? Stats don’t lie… well. Almost never, unless you decide to interpret things in a cert
The making of a Chanel Sweater
..and now you know why it costs so much money.
Lessons Learned from Street Style Books from Paris, Berlin and Brooklyn NYC
I picked up a few style books and was inspired by a couple of things in each city: Berlin, Paris & Brooklyn. A photo posted by Sherry @ Save. Spend. Splurge. (@saverspender) o
Luxe Minimalism for the New Shopping Year
A new year always means a new year of shopping for me. In the past I have tried and failed at pretty much all of the following: Not shopping at all Not shopping until Black Friday
Stylish Money: 5 Wardrobe Pieces You Can Splurge Your Money On
No matter your budget, these are the 5 pieces I really think you should spend the most that you can (comfortably) spend, because it is worth it. A great bag can elevate any
Stylish Money: 5 Wardrobe Pieces You Can Save Your Money On
You really don’t need to spend a fortune on pieces that are not meant to last a lifetime. Sad but true, tanks will stretch out and get ruined, and loungewear is meant
Discuss: Wearing makeup as part of your daily female routine
The Atlantic posted a great article about women and makeup which I suggest you all read first before coming back to this post. Usually I wear makeup when I go to work but as of la
The difference between being Paid to Promote & Referrals from Recommendations
I got a comment the other day about being paid to promote Paula’s Choice on this post where I had purchased & used with absolutely zero results, a very expensive acne gel
How to tag an Instagram photo with a brand name
For the longest time I couldn’t figure out how people managed to tag their Instagram photos with a brand name so that you could just click on the photo and the names would po
A chic stylish wardrobe on a budget: it is possible!
Everyone has a budget that they use to determine what they can or cannot buy, and although things may seem like they’re out of your reach, they may actually just need a litt