Blouse: TJ Maxx Blazer: Target Pants: NY&C Boots: Target
Is it bad that I'm already mourning the loss of these boots? I've had them for over two years now, and they're still in great condition, but I know some day they will need to be retired. They fit me like a glove, are super comfortable, and are so simple. I love that they can be slipped on and off without zippers, laces, or buckles. And they were $35 from Target. Not bad. Not bad at all.
I was thinking about these boots, after Fran's post on investment pieces, and what the heck that even means. As you see every day, most of what I own is from budget-friendly stores like Target and Old Navy, and I honestly wouldn't have it any other way. I enjoy being able to get stylish and reliable clothes at places I can afford. Sometimes, I feel that we bloggers are expected to buy, buy, buy and become walking advertisements for certain brands of clothing and accessories, but I simply cannot afford to buy clothing that costs that much. [I think] I look good on my modest budget, and I enjoy finding great deals on clothing (thanks, Mom, for teaching me to shop the sales!). I guess what I'm saying is, these $35 Target boots have served me incredibly well, and have been one of my wardrobe workhorses and favorite items for years. I don't need to buy $200 boots in order to look and feel great!
Linking up with The Pleated Poppy and Because Shanna Said So.
Linking up with The Pleated Poppy and Because Shanna Said So.
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