#ThriftyThursday: My favorite holiday special


#ThriftyThursday: Tomorrow is December 1, meaning holiday planning is in full swing. Ladies, you are going to need a dress you LOVE that you can transform into several looks! This will save you time and money! This #ThriftyThursday, I’m bringing you inspo for all your holiday event plans!

This Rachel by Rachel Roy dress is timeless. Its box-bust-cut and hidden pockets make it special, but the two-toned fabric and mixed materials screams, “Pick me!!!” It’s perfect for holiday card photos or a New Year’s party. I have it styled with heels and a tote in these photos, but it’d be great with a leather jacket and booties. I paid just $5.29 at the Campbell Lane location (Bowling Green). At your local Goodwill, search for a dress that stands out to you! You’ll fall back on it all season long.

I’ve been on the hunt for a winter tote and this Talbots wool bag is the winner! I purchased it for just $3.99 at the Hartland location (Lexington) in perfect condition. It was still lined with interior packaging! I’m in love with its metallic bottom and handles. I think the contrast is so unique! The undertones of the floral print is perfect with this bag.

I couldn’t hardly believe these BCBG MAXAZRIA studded heels were just $3.99 at the Stonewall location (Lexington)! I LOVE a nice pair of black heels and these beauties are GORGEOUS. They are a perfect two-inch with and ankle strap. They had been worn just a handful of times! These are a great staple for every season and are SO comfortable. Find yourself a pair of dependable black heels – you’ll thank “The Good Life!”

Lastly, I prefer simple accessories with my daily wardrobe. This pair of $0.99 black tear-drop earrings are light-weight and practical! I’ll be wearing them all winter long. I purchased them at the Campbellsville location.

This is an exciting time of the year! It’s a time to be creative, enjoy company, and give back. You can do all these by shopping for your holiday look at your local Goodwill!

Best,

A

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