That's when it hit me that I need to do the annual fashion overhaul to get things in order for warmer days. Time to make a trip to Goodwill (for drop off and a little purchasing), time to put the sewing machine to work to update a few items, time to figure out ways to put things together in a new way so that I feel excited about my choices rather than sick and tired of them.
One of my biggest, and newest, inspirations is a blog called New Dress A Day. This woman is crazy crafty. She takes a thrift shop find every day and sews, dyes, repurposes and rejuvenates it into something fantastic. I wish I had a tenth of her talent. Although, not on her scale, I can take vision from her and look at my thrift store buys in a whole new way. Really, check out at least a few of her creations.

I love to shop at my local Goodwill, but there is also a great ShopGoodwill website if you don't have one near you. As of right now, they have 4000 items in the women's category. Of course you need to weed through a lot of crap, but you can find some great items (even with tags still on) for 4 or 5 dollars.
And, of course, I love Etsy for great vintage finds or to update with cute new accessories. Remember the great upcycled dress my hubby bought me last year from Etsy?
I am actually altering it today so I can possibly wear it this weekend.I found a great link for 50 Green Fashion and Design Blogs- it has a lot of ideas if you have a few
That's it. I am officially going to tackle my closet and get a cohesive spring/summer wardrobe put together. Spring does start tomorrow, after all.
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