Ok so I don't listen to Eminem any more but the picture is kinda fitting. Last night I felt compelled to get rid of all the stuff I was not wearing and donate it to goodwill. It left my closet bare but it needed to be done. Now that everything is out I can focus on creating the wardrobe that is timeless. Over the next couple weeks I am going to research where I can get the best deals, and best quality. Hopefully by the time the month ends I will have prepared myself for a new wardrobe by planning first and I won't go shopping until I know all the ends and outs and what I need to get. Im excited about the research because I really want to get this right. So if anyone knows any good shopping tips or stores feel free to let me know!!
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Wow, good luck to you with that. I clean my closet twice a year and fill up bags and boxes but both of my closest are still full.
Peace, Love and Chocolate
Tiffany
I don't have any suggestions for 'mass' clothes buying. I usually buy my items on sale and off season.
I know some people have luck at thrift stores. Or, you can just scour the circulars for great sales and combine some coupons. I pick up a lot of everyday items at Kohls with great discount coupons.
Thanks, when I got into the Dave Ramsey program I was also 25 and in "transition" so to speak since I consider myself a late bloomer. Right when I shoulda been turning a leaf I got frugal and got gazelle intense so I just didnt buy clothing. I did some shopping here and there but nothing major and I shopped thrift a lot but again I never brought a lot I just brought what I needed for an occasion.
Now I need to get a wardrobe that actually can represent my newself instead of my old self which was jeans and a tshirt. I been researching so far and found good info about what a timeless closet looks like.
and I love KOHLS!!
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