Victoria Beckham is not really a t-shirt and jeans kind of gal – after all, she’s the “posh” one. However, from time to time, she does bust out a casual look that those of us not married to a handsome superstar soccer playing husband can pull out, like the look shown above, which is pretty achievable for the average fashionista on a small budget. It’s a laid back outfit that still is sexy as ever – notice how sheer, or better yet see-through her top is. (Wear an undershirt if you’re not feeling so bold.)
How to Get the Look for Less:
Shirt: Alternative Apparel Beater Tank in Charcoal, $24, from Revolve Clothing, or try this basic $25.99 tank top from Surf Fanatics
Pants: RVCA Dem Pants in Vintage White, $52, from Revolve Clothing
Shoes: Taupe Ivory Satin Heels, $69.95, from NathanShoes.com
Sunglasses: Flight Small Aviator Sunglasses, $24, from FreePeople.com
Bag: Taupe Tianni Hobo, $30.25, from Endless
I’m one of those girls who notices the difference between the real thing, and the cheaper version. The fabrics are better, and the cut is more detailed. As much as I love the real thing I can’t afford it, so I constantly shop the sale section at Shopbop and find the same designers on a 70% <a href=“http://www.ebates.com”>discount</a>. I also use Ebates, so I get cash back on my purchases. It helps when you’ve got a shopping problem* like I do!
*problem sounds better than addiction right?
If you want to bail out your budget, and have some money so things are not so tight, the first thing you have to do is have a budget. Create a spending plan that accounts for the things you typically spend money on and limit your spending to an allotted amount.One of the biggest buzzwords over the last six months or so is the term bailout. Bailout payments have been made to a lot of huge companies, and Chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke insists that it
If you want to bail out your budget, and have some money so things are not so tight, the first thing you have to do is have a budget. Create a spending plan that accounts for the things you typically spend money on and limit your spending to an allotted amount.One of the biggest buzzwords over the last six months or so is the term bailout. Bailout payments have been made to a lot of huge companies, and Chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke insists that it