3 Styling Tips To Make Ordinary Outfits More Interesting

100% of this looks is thrifted or secondhand. If you want to experiment with these styling concepts but want an affordable way to try them, you can find so many of these pieces at your local thrift store. Here’s my advice for finding them: •Item-Brand-Source ———————————— •Jeans-Wrangler-thrift store..vintage denim is a pretty easy thrift store find. For this style of laidback slightly baggy jean, brands to look out for are; Wrangler, Levi’s, Rustler, Lee. Don’t sleep on the men’s section. Especially if you’re wearing them lower waisted sometimes men’s jeans are the perfect fit. •Slip-Vanity Fair-thrift store..another easily thriftable piece is vintage slips. Pretty details like lace and bows are such better quality on vintage slips vs the polyester used for modern day versions. Other great brands besides Vanity Fair; Lorraine; Vassarette, and vintage Sears, JC Penny, Montgomery Ward •Sweater Vest-Dockers-thrift store.. another piece that can be found in the men’s section. It allows you to play with length and width as well as leaves room for layering. Keep your eyes peeled for a brand your grandpa would wear. •Brown Denim Jacket-Charter Club-thrift store..light weight layering pieces like this can be found in the men’s or women’s section depending on the fit you decide you want. Department store brands from places like Macy’s get the job done and are usually priced well. •Block Heels-Fashion Bug-thrift store..this was a popular style for the Y2K era. Look for mall brands and popular designers from that time. Mudd, Rampage, LEI, Guess, BONGO, Kenneth Cole. •Vintage Costume Jewelry-various-estate sales, yard sales, fb marketplace..Yard sales are usually the cheapest place to get vintage costume jewelry. Looks for popular brands engraved or stamped on the back, Trifari, Avon, Monet. •Vintage Bag-no brand-thrift store..these can require a bit more digging or trips to the store. Look for quality material tags like leather or brass. Made in Japan or Hong Kong tags usually mean vintage. •Scarf-no brand-thrift store..super easy thrift find the stores are full of them! Look for great prints or quality materials like 100% silk. Another piece where Made in Japan or Hong Kong will help you find older vintage ones. I’m so excited for all that I want to share on this channel! Subscribe to stayed tuned and see my channel page for all other social connects💌 #outfitinspo #secondhandfashion #vintage #styletips #thriftedoutfits #thriftstorefinds