Boh is my younger sister who has recently grown up and developed a style (I'm so proud). Just a few years ago she was shopping the Victoria Secret college line, wearing neon green sweat pants with the word "pink" on her butt.
So what's the problem?
She still occasionally buys items I know she will not appreciate in a few years (when she finds something she likes, she buys one in EVERY color and two sizes.). Boh is a notorious bargain shopper, and I feel sometimes compromises quality for quantity. My most prized piece of clothing (a wrap sweater) was bought on sale over 5 years ago- and I still wear it in the winter on a weekly basis. On sale it cost around 90 dollars- it was money well spent. I've bought other sweaters on sale for 20-30 dollars and they aren't around anymore. Clothing is an investment.
So what's the problem?
She still occasionally buys items I know she will not appreciate in a few years (when she finds something she likes, she buys one in EVERY color and two sizes.). Boh is a notorious bargain shopper, and I feel sometimes compromises quality for quantity. My most prized piece of clothing (a wrap sweater) was bought on sale over 5 years ago- and I still wear it in the winter on a weekly basis. On sale it cost around 90 dollars- it was money well spent. I've bought other sweaters on sale for 20-30 dollars and they aren't around anymore. Clothing is an investment.
I'm dedicating a series of posts to dressing BOH. My first post: Ball buster outfit (for work)
Diane VonFurtenberg Dress
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Black Pumps
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ABS Pearl Cluster Necklace
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