Thrift Store Finds: September Edition!

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Hi Ya'll! It's time for my latest installment of "shit I bought at the thrift store recently". Bear in mind that These were not all on the same trip. I would be broke. :)

First up, dusty rose ruffled top by Lauren Conrad (typically sold at Kohl's), $3


I just really liked the Black and White version. Whoops. #selfabsorbed





Next up, white tee with sequins, Express Brand, $3. Purple shorts, $3

So the only thing in this photo I bought this month was the pale blue shorts ($3). However, the boots are from a previous thrift store trip, the tank is from Old Navy (around $4), and the lace top I got as a Christmas gift but it's from Kohl's too.


I am starting to really embrace this crop top thing. I LOVE this one I found (around $2) and the black pencil skirt, which I've been meaning to find for like, forever. Skirt, $2.69

Little black dress with ruffle embellishment, $6. Belt I already had, but it's from the clearance rack at Target (around $7)



This black miniskirt was seriously less than $2. SERIOUSLY. How can you pass that up??? Red top, $3, and the belt is sparkly and has a floral print. You won't believe it: belt, $1.33. Yep. $1.33.


 


So the top of this is actually the beginnings of another costume, but the pieces to this outfit are amazing deals, SO: overshirt, New York and Company, $2. Undershirt, Forever XXI $3. Skirt is the same one previously pictured.


I'm not self-absorbed. I just really like to fantasize about being a supermodel. ;)

So what about you? What's your favorite? Best thrift store find to date?? Comment me!

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