martes, 4 de noviembre de 2008
How to Shop for Cheap Blue Jeans (3)
Cheap Jeans
Shop exactly like you are in a department store. Look for jeans that are made by name brands that fit your body type well. If you are shopping for children or others in your family, take note of the brands that area already in their closet. Your children may need slim or husky sizes. These sizes routinely are in thrift stores in batches. They usually were donated at the same time by the same individual. The same holds true for plus size women whose body shape may fit a 16 wide perfectly, but an 18 will be too large. To save time only visit a shop if it is organized, by size and clearly marked departments. Unorganized shops are not a bargain, unless you have hours to sort through things.
Consejos para lucir tus Jeans (6)
Los Jeans se ven mejor con un cinturón ancho que tenga una hebilla plana, más pesada que la de una formal o si prefieres más informalidad, si cinturón los Jeans se ven formidables.
domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2008
Consejos para lucir tus Jeans (5)
Los Jeans deben ser usados con zapatos con un acabado mate y una suela más gruesa que la de los zapatos de vestir. Para ocasiones más bajas en la escala de formalidad, usa zapatos con suela gruesa; tal vez algo como una bota o botín para escalar con una costura contrastante o saltante. Pero si estás llevando Jeans a un cocktail, sube la escala de sofisticación con zapatos de gamuza o mocasines.
How to Shop for Cheap Blue Jeans (2)
Considering that the average price of blue jeans in the shopping malls ranges from $20 to $100 per pair, keeping your shopping options open can be very cost effective. Before you purchase retail, see what else is in your local area. Visit thrift shops and trendy consignment shops. Great places to try are Value Village, The Salvation Army, and Plato's Closet.
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