by Eighty Jane on August 17, 2010
Last week we took a look at how to stretch your summer wardrobe into the fall season. But a word to the wise: you can’t get away with wrapping your warm-weather gear in scarves and tights ALL season long. The cool will inevitable turn into cold and you need to be ready. It’s best to start shopping for wintry things before you actually need them so you can browse your options and choose what’s best. Start building your foundation now, so you can spread big purchases out and you don’t go broke! That way, when the weather really comes in you’ll be set and just have fun punctuating your look with less expensive items. [click to continue…]
by Eighty Jane on August 12, 2010
We may not like to admit it to ourselves, but it can’t be denied: summer is coming to a close. Pretty soon bare arms and flip flops from sun up to sun down just aren’t going to cut it. As the sunny season fades and fall comes rushing in, we all start looking for ways to cover up but still be cute. But if you’re like most people, you don’t get your new season wardrobe in one fell swoop. Rather, you gradually build new pieces into your existing selections. So before you pack away all ALL your summer gear, have a look at the following tips to help stretch your summer wardrobe into the fall season. [click to continue…]
by Eighty Jane on August 4, 2010
When it comes to shopping for fashion, clothing is generally the main event. Dresses, tops, skirts, jeans and what not create the foundation for you look and, accordingly deserve the majority of your attention. But accessories are those little details that can take your style from basic to beautiful. And no accessory fills this upgrading role more than a glorious handbag. [click to continue…]
by Eighty Jane on May 7, 2010
Another Mother’s Day is upon us. It’s the one day a year on which we all stop and recognize just how important our matriarchs are to our lives. Hopefully, you’ve picked up some special somethings for the moms in your life. The real gift, however, is simply spending time and spreading affection. And what mom doesn’t get joy from seeing her little girl looking all spiffy? Looking spiffy, though, can mean different things to different people, so have a look at the following tips to dress for Mother’s Day success. [click to continue…]
