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    Hi

    Thought this was kinda funny. I went shopping this weekend to prepare for my new job. I picked up some new shoes and went goggle shopping as well. I tried on some panoptx and wileys to no availl. They are to big for my face. Did pick up some shoes though! I am really contemplating ordering MEGS but the price is kinda putting me off. I will need plano lenses (I wear sclerals with rx). Anyone on here buy MEGS. Do they work well? Do they fit small faces? Well at least I have cute shoes

    Kim
    If life is a bowl of cherries, then why I am I stuck in the pits!

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    Top Five Budget Shopping Tips

    Fashion is one thing, but budget fashion is another, which of course is the premise TBF is based on. Kathryn knows whereof she speaks, and has long (five years to be exact) doled out practical advice for shopping without breaking the bank. Her top five budget shopping tips:

    1. Know what looks good on you. Just because it looks great in a magazine doesn’t mean it will look great on you. Be honest with yourself about your body. It will save you time and money.

    2. Know the names of sales associates. Sales associates are a great source of information on upcoming sales and have access to Friends and Family coupons, which offer up to an additional 25% off store merchandise. Some might even let you use their employee discounts.

    3. Leave the debit and credit cards at home. I have a friend, who shall remain nameless, who views paying for purchases with plastic cards as not spending “real” money. Paying with cash gives you an instant visual indication of how much you’re spending.

    4. Head to the outlet malls. Shopping at the outlets of your favorite stores and designers can save you a bundle. Some of my favorites are the Chelsea Premium Outlet Malls, Off Fifth (the Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet), the St. John Knit Outlet, the Donna Karan Outlet, and the Last Call Neiman Marcus Outlet.

    5. Remember the 70/30 rule. Fashionistas with limited budgets should follow the 70/30 rule: 70% of your closet should be classic pieces, 30% trendy pieces. Go as cheap as possible on trendy items because they have a short closet lifespan; purchase these pieces at stores like H&M, Target, Forever 21, Wet Seal, Asos.com, Zara, Bluefly, Urban Outfitters, etc. Go designer on classic pieces like black suits (Tahari, Donna Karan), coats (Burberry, Max Mara), evening (Armani, Tim and Linda Platt, Carmen Marc Valvo) and purses (Coach, Longchamp, Marc Jacobs).
    Last edited by prattstar; 03-Dec-2008, 04:07. Reason: Removal of external URL in signature block

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      Goggle and shoe shopping?why do you call this Goggle and shoe shopping?you buy an cute shoe without plan to buy that is so funny,
      Last edited by Rebecca Petris; 05-Dec-2008, 11:02. Reason: Removed links

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