Affordable Fashion. We all love it, we all need it, and who wants to purchase overly expensive clothing anyways? Not me. If you are someone who lives luxurious clothing items, you do you girlfriend. But let’s face it. We are living in a chaotic time. Everything from rent, food, clothing, gas and everything in between is extraordinarily expensive. With the Covid-19 pandemic, although we are long to go back to the normal, this might just be it and we just might have to grasp that we are living in a new time and once was, is long gone.
If you’re one of those many people out there who are struggling to make ends meet, but at the same time want or need affordable clothes, whether it’s for a date night out to get your mind off things or a job interview, I have it all here in this article for you read: The best Affordable Clothing looks for you to try.
Budget Fashion right at your fingertips. If you’ve never heard of Stitch Fix, then you have been missing out. This is a no subscription required, you’re own personal stylist for men, women, and kids that sends clothes right to your front door. There is free shipping and returns, with clothes that are absolutely stylish for any season.
How does Stitch Fix work?
Step 1: Take a quiz so that Stitch Fix can learn about what clothes you love and the sizes you are.
Step 2: Your personal stylist with pick out items just for you, along with prices that fit your budget.
Step 3: Pick out what you love, leave in the bin what you don’t and have the items shipped directly to your door. It’s that easy!!
Brands at Stitch Fix: Under Armour, Club Monaco, Columbia, Good American, Levi’s, The North Face, Adidas, Girlfriend Collective, Free People, Vuori, Paige, Ralph Lauren, Bonobos, Vans, Sperry and more!
Have you ever heard of Fabletics? If not, I’m about to tell you. Fabletics is a global, active-lifestyle brand that sells both men’s and women’s sportswear, footwear and accessories all under a membership model. One of the most famous founders of this brand that you may have heard of is Kate Hudson. They have some of the best Affordable Fashion Looks that you can find. Let’s face it. If you’re stressed during these difficult times, one of the best ways to relieve and distract yourself from it is by working out. But if you’re working out, you need active clothing that are comfortable and if you’re anything like me, look good as well. That’s why you need to check out Fabletics. When you sign up for a membership, you get new VIP Member Online Exclusive deals with clothing items 20-50% off. What’s the membership fee? $54.95. You can also skip months if you don’t want to purchase items in, let’s say, August, or you can cancel anytime.
Although THREDUP is only the third one on the list, it might just be one of my favorites. ThredUP is an online consignment and thrift store where you can purchase and sell high-quality secondhand clothes. Items that you will find on this website can be up to 90% off. They have all the must have Affordable Fashion Looks from two-piece/one bathing suits, denim shorts, maxi dresses, sandals, and totes.
You can even shop for whole outfits. Check out the two outfits below.
What brands do they have at ThredUP?
ThredUP has SO many brands that if I listed them all on here that it would likely take forever. But, here are a few just to give you an idea: Ann Taylor LOFT, Billabong, Converse, Eastern Mountain Sports, Fendi, Lululemon Athletica, Lauren Conrad, Maurices, REI and more.
I’m a lover of Amazon and I don’t care who knows it! There is free shipping on millions (I’m not even kidding) of affordable items from brands that you most likely have never heard of. What I love (and I believe it’s relatively new) is that you can shop for clothing by outfits or even season if you wanted.
For example, shop by Breezy Frocks. If you click on the picture below, it will lead you to hundreds of Affordable Fashion Looks… a.k.a dresses at all prices just for your budget needs.
Or do you want shop for Affordable Fashion Looks for your lover and buy him something nice? Click on the picture below to find new arrivals such as shirts and shorts all for prices that you can truly afford.
Are you not sure what Rent the Runway is? It’s easy. This company is a premier subscription fashion service that encourages people to rent designer styles for work, weekends and events. Do you have a wedding coming up? A huge work party? Maybe even a fancy date that you want to look hot for? Try Check the Runway. Explore thousands of different styles, designers and new items that you may or may not have wanted to try out before and most importantly, forget the price tag because you don’t have to purchase the item if you don’t want too. I love this website because let’s face it, millions of items that we purchase will most likely end up in the back of closets or landfills. Why not rent instead and help the economy and earth instead? New Memberships are $69.00 and there is even free dry cleaning and worry-free returns. Check out some of the Affordable Fashion Looks below!
Cinq a Sept, Tevah Dress. $395 original retail, $45-$60 to rent for four days.
Next, there is the Kate Spade New York, Garden Seersucker Dress. The original price is $378, but you can rent it for $40 – $55 for four days.
What are some of your favorite Affordable Fashion Looks and Brands? Have you ever thought about renting items? Tell us below in the comments.
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