I don't know how a Christmas shopping trip turned into all this... but it did.
This is what I got from the past couple of weeks while trying to start my Christmas shopping. I have had a list of things that I need for myself and just happened to find everything on that list within the past couple weeks. I can't pass up a good deal... maybe that's part of the problem.
I have wanted a circular scarf since last winter, but haven't been able to find one that I like. They were all either
too big, an ugly colour, or too expensive. I found this one for only $7.50 at
Ardene's! I plan to simply sew the ends together to make my own circular scarf. Stay tuned for that project coming soon!
I realized that I only own one pair of closed toe high heels, so I'm always stuck wearing the same pair during the winter. I found these beauties at
Aldo on sale at 80% off and couldn't give them up! They ended up only costing $40. They are a mix of suede and leather so I know they will last a long time. Now I just need somewhere to wear them.
I have needed a black racer back tank since the beginning of the summer and finally found one on sale for $5 at
Joe Fresh. I know the summer is over but it'll be great for the gym, or to use as a layering piece during the winter.
I have wanted a pair of cognac coloured boots for a while, and never found a pair that I really liked. I usually wear flat boots so I thought I'd push myself to be a little more fashionable by getting this pair from
Guess. They were also on sale (I am a bargain hunter as you may have noticed) so they were under $100 which is very hard to find for a pair of boots. They have a wooden heel which I also really like and I can wear them casually or dressed up.
For some reason I am really into bows. Maybe it's that festive spirit coming out of me but I found these both for really low prices and couldn't refuse them. Above: This mesh bow is from
Ardene's and cost $5. Below: This bow charm & necklace were only $3 from
Forever 21!
On another note; I did also get a lot of gifts for other people as well so it was doubly rewarding. I go by the one for me, one for you motto. Although I really should get out of that habit!