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Fashion Advice: Petite Fashions

October 10, 2011 by TBFTBF on October 10, 2011

Petite Fashion

In our Repost Series, we re-publish classic posts from our archives. This is one of our favorite posts from 2006.

Q:Budget Fashionista,

I need your help. I’m a 5″1”, 110 lbs, 23-year-old female and I find it very difficult to shop for office clothes. It seems like there are very few fashion options for petite women. Any petite fashion advice?

A: I’ve been getting quite a few questions from petite readers in regards to the sad state of petite fashion. I agree that there’s little, to no, options for truly petite women.

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How to Shop Macy’s

August 15, 2011 by AshleyDAshleyD on August 15, 2011

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Macy’s has been a retail force long before any of us could say “Calvin Klein.” But the massive department store chain can leave wide-eyed shoppers feeling a little overwhelmed. To get a firm understan

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Karl Lagerfeld Teaming Up With Macy’s For Affordable Fashion Line

July 21, 2011 by Delana on July 21, 2011

Karl Lagerfeld for Macy's Just Blush Dress



TBFers, have we got news for you. One of the biggest names in fashion is teaming up with one of the biggest names in shopping to bring all of us a little taste of the high-fashion life at a real-person price.

Karl Lagerfeld and Macy’s just announced that they’ve teamed up on a new line called “Karl Lagerfeld for Impulse Only at Macy’s” that will pop up in Macy’s stores and online from August 31st of this year. So if you’ve been coveting the gorgeous sillouhettes and dreamy fabrics Lagerfeld is so fond of using but don’t have a few thousand dollars just lying around, this is your lucky day. The Ponte Blush Dress above will retail for a paltry $99, and the Ponte and Poplin BW Dress below can be yours for just $139.

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25 Reasons You Shouldn’t Spend More than $75 on Your Prom Dress

March 30, 2011 by KathrynKathryn on March 30, 2011

Prom Dresses

There are several reasons you SHOULD NOT spend more than $75 (if you can more than $50) on your prom dress.

You’ll probably only wear it once. The memory of the dress will only live in photos in your mom’s living room. Unless you turn into one of those people who wear their high school lettermen jacket in college, it’s not the greatest night of your life (trust me, you’ll have many more). Your local thrift store (especially Salvation Army and Goodwill) are full of prom dresses for under $10, that you can “alter” to fit your style (for inspiration, watch the 80′s Molly Ringwald movie “Pretty in Pink”).

And these great prom dress options below:

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