The Thrill of a Sale

The YDE R99 sale, previously the R75 sale, has became a little tradition in my family. On sale day my sister and I wake up early, dress comfortably and persuade another family member to stand stand in line with the masses of other girls. Our hearts beat fast because we are nervous. We never know what we’re going to get. Will we be fast enough to grab that garment before someone else does?

When the doors open we charge in, go in different directions and grab what we can. We meet after our first grabbing session and check what we’ve got. We then move to the line where we take turns to queue while the other searches for more clothing. We queue for 30 minutes to 2 hours, but it’s worth it. By end of the line we have double the garments we started off with. We need to make quick decisions about what to take and what to leave! It’s torture!

Getting home is the fun part because that’s when we fit everything on and get excited about how lovely the garments look and fit.

Here are details of some of the items I bought at today’s sale. I can’t wait to wear each and every item!

YDE R99 bows and buttons

YDE R99 sale military buttons

YDE R99 sale lace and bow

Not only is this sale a fun and sometimes heart-wrenching shopping experience but it is also a time for sisterly bonding! I will definitely be at the next one!

All I want right now…

is a pair of Swedish Hasbeens! Is that too much to ask for?

Swedish Hasbeens

Swedish Hasbeens

Again!

Yes, I went to Milnerton Market again and I took pictures again. This time I was really tempted to buy that huge jar of buttons as well as some vintage toy cars for my brother. I realised that I don’t need a jumbo jar of buttons and that my brother has probably outgrown toy cars. I did buy something that makes me smile when I look at it everyday. I’ll show you as soon as I take a picture of it.

Milnerton Market

Milnerton Market

Milnerton Market

Milnerton Market

Maxi and cropped

So, I am shortie and I’m not supposed to wear dresses of this length because they me look shorter. Blah, blah, blah. Sometimes we just want to wear what we feel like wearing and not worry if it makes us look a certain way. I’ve been taking this approach to dressing more and more these days. I have raised a few of my friends’ eyebrows but as least it makes me happy. Isn’t that what matters? On another note, I’ve always had a deep fondness for cropped jackets. I found this old one at the back of my cupboard. I still love it!

Anthea, Embracing Style, Outfit post

Anthea, Embracing Style, Outfit post

Anthea, Embracing Style, Outfit post

Jacket: YDE(old); Dress: China Town; Shoes: Aldo;
*Pics by Daren

And the winner is…

Alicia! Congrats on winning R150 store credit at Closet Space. Spend it wisely!

Closet Space Giveaway

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