How to Always Look Chic (even on a broke girl budget)
How to always look chic and put together, even if you’re on a budget 💸
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Items mentioned:
*Black turtleneck sweater go.shopmy.us/p-25608475
*Silver wristcruff go.shopmy.us/p-25608467
*Black pleated trousers go.shopmy.us/p-22915812
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Sculptural jeans
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Blue cropped button down
Elevated COS t-shirt
Affordable structured tee
Ruched elevated tshirt
*Silk trousers
black slingbacks, similar
Brown loafers
Black loafers, similar
Trenchcoat, similar
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Black long coat
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Black pointed boots
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Photots used are for demonstrative purposes. Sourced from pinterest.
“Frugal Chic” is a term coined by Mia McGrath – check her out here!
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Love links white button down shirt with assymetry? And if possible depiller
Christina you look just GORGEOUS in this video 😍 also great advice, thank you and Happy New Year 😃
1:53 You popped into my mind yesterday when getting dressed to go run errands, and I put together a white tee, straight leg cotton jeans, & my newly thrifted wool blazer, cute sneakers, a scarf, a little necklace. Very neutral & basic but the structure of the blazer especially made the outfit. And the accessories pop a lot more when there’s a solid outfit underneath, not just layers of fabric.
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The overuse of “expensive” as an aesthetic descriptor on social media is misguided on multiple levels. “Expensive” is a market term — it speaks to price and perceived value, not beauty or style. There are far richer adjectives for describing aesthetics: refined, elegant, luxurious, opulent. Beyond that, telling a woman she should “look expensive” carries an unfortunate connotation, evoking a certain transactional profession rather than a compliment. And the word “look” makes it worse – it implies performance and pretense, the appearance of something one is not. True aesthetic quality doesn’t perform wealth; it simply has presence.