#ThriftyThursday: Old Hollywood's 10 star review


#ThriftyThursday: Old Hollywood inspired many fashion trends that were too good to say goodbye! The empire waist polka-dotted skirt just so happens to be a fan favorite. I must say, I took a step outside my comfort zone with this look, but I LOVED it! This look is timeless and classy.

I knew it was a must have after recognizing its name-brand tag. The Limited designed this (ADORABLE!) knee-length, black and blush skirt. This fit and design screams throwback to the 1960s. It is a light polyester material, keeping it cool and comfortable. I purchased it for just $3.99 at the Bellerive location (Nicholasville).

My original thought was a black tank, but I matched this Ann Taylor LOFT knit sweater with the skirt and loved the personality. It fits as a three-quarter length sleeve and is the softest wool. It is so versatile this time of year! Thanks to the color of the week sale, I paid only $0.99 at Bellerive location (Nicholasville).

This vintage clutch is so retro! It is my go-to all for special events, and for adding personality to any casual look. I paid just $3.99 for it from the Stanford location! (Worth every single penny!)

This #ThrowbackThriftyThursday added a uniqueness to my closet! Shop your local Goodwill to find decade-inspired pieces.

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