Buying Luxury on a Budget

Ashley Shute — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:10:38 +0000

The economy may be falling, but that doesn’t meant that you have to sacrifice your luxury fashion tastes. One of the best ways to keep track of sales and to save money on luxury fashion to subscribe to your favorite stores e-mails and twitter accounts. They update them constantly. Some evenings, when I return from work I will have nearly 10 e-mails from from stores and only one or 2 e-mails from real people. Maybe that speaks to my use of social media instead of e-mail, but nonetheless, it keeps me updated!

In regards to saving and the Spring season, if you aren’t quite ready to throw out your dark prints, take a look at these Badgley Mischka dresses available at Bluefly.com.

Chocolate metallic floral neck tie dress

This has a a bit of a fall feel, but has the small floral prints that make it a great transition piece into the Spring season. It also has a neck tie that has been seen all over the place. I think it is beautiful. It has puffed sleeves with a full skirt. It is on sale for $306.

Taupe floral embroidered ‘Hannah’ belted dress

I don’t just like this dress because it has my cousin’s name in it, I like it because of the taupe color and the belted middle and scoopneck. This is $303.

Chocolate abstract burn-out chiffon belted dress

This is chocolate, orange, and brown combination that is another great transition piece from winter to spring. It has a sultry v-neck, but has an inset little cami so you don’t have to feel too sexy if you are going to wear it somewhere like the office or out with the kids. This one is $328.

Photos from: Bluefly.com

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Buying Luxury on a Budget

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Buying Luxury on a Budget