On a Dime
Style. Cheap.
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When Refinery29 tweets about redesigning your apartment on a dime, we can’t help but click through.
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Summer is over but sandal weather isn’t (not until you tie me down and stuff my gangrened toes into boots sometime around mid-December, dammit!), and I love (cool, brilliant, girl-crush-worthy) Rory Evans’ ruggedly-stylish suggestion on momfilter of these $39 Joanne sandals from Bass— they’ll get you through September. -Julie
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I’ve decided I am a girl that wears brooches now. Easy way to perk up an outfit (not that my favorite navy and black tuxedo jacket needs perking) and that piece of faux-vintagey sparkliness? Got it from Ann Taylor about seven years ago. -Julie
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We love iomoi, and their lucite trays make for an awesome apartment accent piece. But at $150 for the smallest one, we’d rather go with Textile Republic, which offers a similar style in a variety of patterns for $52.
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ReadyMade magazine is folding but blessedly their website is still up, and here are their ideas for ten things to do with mason jars. You know we love mason jars.
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iVillage and the very stylish Lily Fleishman (you should SEE her apartment) share 11 ways to revamp your bedroom for under $100.
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These floral Forever 21 shorts? $15.80. The (admittedly super-cute) Nanette Lepore version? $198.
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Design Sponge inspires again with these before/after pictures showing a dumpy dresser transformed into an ikat-inked apartment centerpiece. Considerably more cost-effective than heading to Anthropologie for this similarly styled piece, no?
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Of a Kind tells the stories of up-and-coming designers and commissions them to create limited edition items, like this Celia bag by Rachel Nasvik. So, $184 may not exaaactly be a bargain, but it is when compared with this similar Rebecca Minkoff offering, and only 19 other people on Earth will own it.
(Photo from Of a Kind)
