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What I Wore This Week: 11/18 @ Tuesday, November 23, 2010
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Let's pretend: I wrote for CF @ Monday, June 7, 2010
So, let's put the daydreams about winning a million dollars, becoming a princess, or (even better) snagging the star athlete, on hold and pretend I actually did write for College Fashion. Here's a sneak peek at what's in store if I could intern for CF!
What was HE thinking? Ladies, never forget: dress for yourself, but who doesn't want to know what those cute guys at the bar think of your outfit? Read about what guys have to say about our favorite trends and what they love to see us wear. I mean, let's be real, every outfit could use a great compliment & guy as an accessory. 
This Week in the Fashion of Television. An up to date guide on the fashion we see in our favorite shows--because really, we tune in every week for a lot more than the thrilling plot lines.
Save the World, Recycle your closet.This would be a DIY series that focuses on ways to transform old shirts, pants, jewelry, etc. Make use of the clothes that have gotten smaller, worn out, or simply out of style.
How to Become a College FashionistaAdvice on finding inspiration (blogs and websites you can look at), developing your own style, buying statement pieces, and working it!
The Balancing ActHow to work two styles at the same time (balancing rocker chic with girl, boho with sporty, etc.)
Let's Talk FashionGetting your personality, message, or mood across through what you wear!
From the Runway to the HallwayShowing how you can recreate outfits from magazines, red carpets, etc. from pieces in stores you can afford on a college budget.
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Shopping Like A (Frugal) Fashionista @ Friday, May 14, 2010
Photo Credit: RedbookSUMMER SUMMER SUMMER. The season of flip flops, bikinis, pool parties, summer flings, and 8 hour work days…wait, what? Summer is the time we are reminded of the sad truth tat we are in fact poor college students in desperate need of cash but an undying sense of style. The key to being a stylish fashionista in tough economic ties isn’t keeping your credit card under lock and key, but buying good buys at great deals and here’s how to do that:
1. Set your limits: Before coming into the store, decide how much you’re willing to spend on a top, shoes, and bottoms.
Photo Credit: Glam blog
2. Think of three outfits you can make: When you pick something up that’s cute (and below the price cap!), think of three different outfits you can make with that piece of clothing.
3. Try things on: It doesn’t matter how good it looks on the hanger, go into a fitting room and see how it hangs on you
4. Play the price is right: While it’s on you, guage how much you think that piece of clothing is worth—based on how cute it is and how much it costs
5. Check your answers: Check the price tag and if you’re guess is or below the price, buy it!
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