This is a great piece, but I can never quite rock the awkward 3/4 length sleeves with a jacket.
I gave up the belt not the dress. It's an uber-cute belt, but too thick for my tastes anymore.
And this was my shopping list! I thought it would be smart to go in with goals and a strategy in mind so as not to waste any time dilly dallying when I got in there. Girls be fierce! The only things I managed to procure from this list were a thin red belt and a short sleeve brown cardigan. But part of the fun of it is finding a whole bunch of random stuff you weren't expecting to find, so I was happy to leave with 2 of the desired items and a sackfull of surprises.
It was pretty chaotic, especially at the beginning, but everybody was really excited! It was fun! I didn't see any hair pulling or nail swatting, but snatching briskly was completely acceptable and in common practice.
Aaand the empty racks at the end. I was done at this point, but there were still people digging through the scraps left at the tables and trying things on right in the room there. I was mingling at the bar with one of my favorite DC style bloggers, District of Chic I was so excited to meet her! I also got to meet a marketing rep from DC Goodwill, who partnered for the event (all the residual items not taken or put out were donated to Goodwill) and a few other interesting bloggers and stylistas.
I took home some great finds, including 2 dresses, a belt, a cardigan & a long sleeve crop top. For a $20 ticket ($30 for 2), I think the return was well beyond what I paid for and would do it again in a heartbeat! More events like this around the DC area please!!
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