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Making Savings On Your Spring Purchases
We are firmly ensconced in February. Spring finally feels like it could be on its way, and stores have finally gotten rid of those fairly scruffy sales sections. This is great news if you like your shopping experience to be smooth – lots of shiny new rails, and less like a scrum or jumble sale. But if you love the thrill of a bargain and are still watching those pennies if you have run up major credit card bills at Christmas, this may limit your shopping. But, fear not, there are definitely still great savings to be made out there, and you could still be getting your purchases for less…
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Get the High Street version of Key Designer looks
We can’t all afford to wear designer clothing. We may love the Victoria Beckham dress, but without Victoria Beckham’s clothing budget it’s not going to be appearing in our wardrobe any time soon. But, fear not, the trusty High Street seems to always come up trumps with some pretty impressive designer inspired pieces. These won’t break the bank, but will leave you looking a million dollars. So next time you watch that catwalk show with a mixture of lust and envy, maybe it’s time you took another look at what the High Street, or even the supermarket has to offer. The Victoria by Victoria Beckham look at George Prada Pleats…
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Chelsea Girl returns.
One of my overwhelming memories of being a very young girl was Saturday shopping with my mom in West Bromwich. I remember John Menzies had a great toy department, and that my mom loved a shop called ‘Lady at Lord John’, which just sounded such a cool name. But mainly I remember Chelsea Girl. Situated in the Queens Square,which also had the amazing floor to ceiling fountains, this shop was the most amazing place I had ever been to, still psychedelic looking,with a sign resembling a rainbow,it was a treasure trove to a little girl who already loved fashion. Flash forward to the 1980s, and groovy Chelsea girl, with its…
