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What’s a fashionably budget conscious gal to do?

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In spite of recording breaking heat across much of the country, the fall season is still upon us and the stores are breaking out the new fall fashions.  If you watch the runway shows and read the fashion magazines, you’re likely to find up to 200 fashion trends begging our attention and, more importantly, our dollars. So what’s a fashionably budget conscious gal to do? First, realize that all fashion trends are not created equal.  You won’t necessarily look great in all 200 trends, so select a handful that work with your personal style and make them yours.

Second, you don’t have to spend a fortune to look like a million bucks.  It’s easy to inexpensively update your existing wardrobe with a few of the fall trends and keep your look modern and current.  Maybe some stylish booties are just what you need to kick your fall look up a notch or two.

Peppy Polka Dots are big this season and you’ll find them in purses, accessories, skirts and blouses to add a punch to your existing wardrobe.

Third, embracing color is a great way to enliven your look.  Going rouge is a popular trend, meaning clothes and accessories in all shades of red from tomato, scarlet and cardinal to vermillion.  And finally, only buy items that you absolutely love. The garment or accessory should make you feel like a million bucks when you wear it! Don’t purchase something just because you see everyone else jumping on the fashion band wagon. Stay true to your own authentic style and you’ll feel confident no matter what you’re wearing.

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  1. I just returned from Central Market and saw a lady that looked like a million bucks. This woman had on a sun dress, a trendy sweater and over the knee high heel boots. She walked out with the authenticity of a goddess!! She definitely had found a trend that worked for her body type, her personality and her budget. And it worked!!! I plan on purchasing some polka dot tights this season.

    September 5, 2011

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