You’re out of cash; but think you could truly rule the world if you dressed like a celebrity.

Well, you don’t have to move to Los Angeles, London or NYC to wear fabulous clothes and live the glamorous life of the well dressed.  I’ve gathered three easy fashion tips for those starlets in training who crave celebrity style but don’t have the cash to make it rain on the sales associates at Neiman’s or Bergdorf’s.

With these tips, you can learn how to dress like a celebrity and upgrade your favorite bargain hunting strategies in a flash.

Want to let your inner Posh, Heidi Klum, Beyonce or Sarah Jessica Parker run free…for less?  Here’s how: Read the rest of this entry »

Tips for buying fashion antique jewelry and budget friendly bling bling.

Are you obsessed with a little old time sparkle? Want to add a few pieces of vintage costume jewelry into your existing collection of baubles?

For the past few shopping seasons, big and bejeweled statement jewelry hung around the necks and dangled on the ears of globetrotting style stars and local jewel-loving socialites.

While costume jewelry aficionados hunt religiously at vintage boutiques, auctions and European flea markets for unique antique jewelry, you too can score a sweet piece of antique or vintage costume jewelry or even a girls bracelet for your daughter using these 6 smart jewel-sleuthing strategies. Read the rest of this entry »

Classic. Chic. Sexy. Well-dressed. Elegant.

Face it, who doesn’t want to be described using these legendary French girl adjectives.

Whether she is strolling along the Champs-Elysées in designer duds or selecting the perfect chapeau or lacy lingerie to dress up her wardrobe, the French woman is obsessed with classic style and good taste.

If you are interested in classic French girl dress up and want to learn how to shop, style and dress yourself like a true Parisian femme fatale, follow these French fashion rules.

Become a card-carrying member of the bold and the beautiful with tips that remove any obstacles to elegance. Read the rest of this entry »