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Showing posts with label Splurge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Splurge. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 June 2012

I want: striped shooties, but for now I'll settle for less

Posted on 02:53 by kumar

I don't often lust after NEW things, preferring to dig up even my foortwear in thrift and charity shops. But I saw these multi-colour striped shooties by United Nude in a Toronto shop a few years ago while doing my shopping column, and oh, how I wanted them. Then, just a few weeks ago while in Annecy, France scoping out an apartment with my hubby, I saw a young lady wearing a pair very similar to these (hubby even commented how neat they were) .... and my lust was reignited.

Remember: I will be traipsing over uneven cobblestone streets in Annecy on a daily basis, and I've dislocated the toes on my right foot so many times that I don't wear uncovered sandals anymore. I'll need a fashionable covered shoe option that will take me through most of the year and go with almost every thing to boot (literally!). This seems like the miracle shoe/boot, in my opin.


The first pair are an older colour, but it looks like the company releases new stripy hues every year. The "Fold" boot comes in a high (shown directly above), medium (shown in the first pic), low and more fashiony style heel. They're not cheap (around $230 or so US for the mid/high heeled versions), but you can dig around and find older styles on the Internet for much less (an option I am exploring at the mo).

Needless to say, I have to have them. But, to be fair, we're so busy now, and the cash outlay moving has been significant, so even though it's my B-day next week, I may have to hold off purchasing a pair, wah.


These open toe lace-up wedgie shooties by Chinese Laundry are pretty cool too - though not top of my list like United Nude. Still, I'm digging the 1970s vibe of the patchwork-inspired pattern and purple hues. They're a bit too high pour moi and I doubt they'll serve me well on cobblestone streets, alas.



I honestly can't remember where I found these so I am lacking attribution - sorry, will keep looking. If memory serves these booties were a wee bit more affordable. They have a slightly more ethnic look to them and they'd go so well with jeans and long skirts, sigh.


These flat striped booties from Asos are $58 US. Not my ultimate finito, but pretty cute in a desert bootie kind of way.


My short-term summer fix: these woven, multi-striped ballet flats by Lilley &Skinner (perched oh so artfully on a moving box) for 18 pounds. Toute les femmes in France wear ballet flats (they are not at all obsessed with high heels like we are in North America and even the UK), so I will fit right in!
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Posted in Asos, Chinese Laundry, Colour, Deals, Lilley and Skinner, New, Shoes, Splurge, Stripes, United Nude | No comments

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Bling show-and-tell, on request

Posted on 02:03 by kumar

If I had my way, I'd show you way more bling-only shots, except that I think people shots are more interesting. So I'm glad Curtise requested a close-up of the necklace shown in yesterday's post as it gives me a chance to show off. This department store necklace was not thrifted, and it WAS a splurge item, but I had just put my Brit Hunk on a jet and wasn't going to see him for two more months at least, so I was so so sad. I love the blue and green faceted pieces of glass. They may have mirrored my blue mood at the time, but generally blue makes me feel calm and serene, a good thing for an excitable chick like me! (Maybe that's why I wear blue so often?).


Meanwhile Ariane expressed an interest in seeing the necklace and bracelet from my May 18 post. This is one of my faves. I bought it in a Toronto vintage shop before I moved back home to Ottawa before getting married in December. I'm guessing it's 1980s. It's a choker style and I just adore the big golden flower. I have to make sure I don't wear the clasp to tightly; otherwise the tip of the flower digs into the hollow of my throat.


You may have already seen this bracelet, picked up for two pounds at an auction house market, so I'll show you a different view from before. It's very, very small and just fits around my wrist. I love it; it's so old world. Wonder if some gent gave it to his betrothed in Victorian times? It would be so romantic if it were a token of love ....


Speaking of the auction house market, I haven't yet shown you this necklace I picked up there for a couple pounds. It's kind of granny chic - smaller than what I normally wear, but I couldn't resist the shiny bits.


Here's a preview of my latest crush and Etsy purchase, a hand-painted boho multi-strand necklace pendant that I want to accessorize for you with just the perfect outfit. Stay tuned!
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Posted in 1970s, Etsy, Gerrards Auction House, Jewellery, New, Romance, Splurge, Toronto, UK, Vintage Jewellery | No comments

Wednesday, 30 May 2012

Blue, blue & blue - yet I'm not blue!

Posted on 02:38 by kumar

I am back in the land of living after being away from home for almost three weeks! Thanks for all your kind comments and well-wishes re: the move to France. There is much to be done and I am feeling more than overwhelmed, but the excitement is palpable!

It's been so hot lately (yay!) that I'm back to my simple pull-the-dress-over-my-head dressing style - I hope this isn't too boring for you. I shall try to accessorize with great bling since I have limited footwear and handbags with me.


I don't buy new a lot, but sometimes if the price is right I do: this huge reversible canvas designer bag was 50 percent off at a sample sale, and the blue necklace, a definite splurge item, was bought new in an emotional moment directly after leaving my now hubby at the airport to fly overseas, back when we were doing the long-distance thing. I figure the cost was justified.

The blue patterned cotton dress: bought for a few pounds at a charity shop. The silver cuff bracelet was found in a Canadian thrift shop, as were the Italian sandals (one of the few that I kept when I moved to the UK so you may be seeing quite a bit of them). The sunnies you've seen before and were plucked out of the window display of an ancient hardware store in Toronto.

Have a great day!
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Posted in Blue, Canada, Charity shops, New, Personal style, Purses, Splurge, Thrift Style, Toronto | No comments

Sunday, 22 April 2012

Green day: dress gifted by Nadia & other goodies from Toronto

Posted on 04:56 by kumar

In Honour of Earth Day, and thrifting lovelies everywhere, I'm showing you a vintage 1970s dress that used to hang on my gal pal Nadia's wall (it's nylon - don't come near me with a match as I may melt). 


A fellow thrifter and style icon in her own right, Nadia gave this to me when I left Toronto. Je love. Je also miss Nadia.


The bodice is super small - perfect for me! Not a lot of room in this baby now that I've put on some curves, but that's a good thing, I think. I'm wearing the dress with a bone multi-strand necklace and bracelet, gifted to me by a lovely lady in Toronto, Lucy of Boj Decor on Mount Pleasant Blvd. The sandles, which you'll be seeing a lot of as I trashed most of mine when I moved, were a screaming deal, new (25 pounds instead of 100), at a closing sale in St Annes - Lacuzzo high-heeled platform strappies that make you look like a movie star.


I bought these vintage but never-worn sunnies a few years ago - a definite splurge item. The seller, Ratas Optical in Toronto, has a huge stash of never-worn retro and vintage shades - if you're ever around the Danforth and Broadview area in Greektown, check them out. They ended up replacing the faceted lenses for me, for free, as they had a slight magnification to them that made me dizzy. Nice eh? I have thought about selling them if I ever open an Etsy shop as I'm not sure they suit me. They're a definite statement piece item that you don't wear with just any old outfit!
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Posted in 1970s, Accessories, Canada, Deals, England, Etsy, Friends, Gifts, green, Lacuzzo, New, Shopping, Splurge, Thrift Pals, Thrift Style, Toronto, Vintage sizing | No comments

Thursday, 12 April 2012

Denim duds, thrifted

Posted on 12:03 by kumar

Quelle romance: the hubby has been flying non-stop this past month, and what do the newlyweds do when they get a reprieve from hubby's crazy work schedule? They paint the living room. Ahh good to know we're so comfy with eachother so quickly, eh? Before we started for the day we ran out to do errands, and I donned this thrifty outfit: thrifted embroidered denim jacket and thrifted wideleg jeans; green Benetton sweater, also thrifted; scarf bought new in Toronto (splurge item); thrifted Kenneth Cole wedgie boots (my fave); bag, a gift; and tee, a freebie when I bought the most fab 1970s vintage coat, which I still have to show you!

Back to painting ....
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Posted in Deals, decorating, Denim, Second Hand, Splurge, Thrift Style | No comments

Monday, 9 April 2012

How to make a granny trench look hip

Posted on 05:31 by kumar

How can I survive in the UK without an English-made trench coat, especially with the cold drizzly weather that has recently befallen us? When my hubby saw this trench I picked up at the YMCA charity shop in town, he thought it looked like a granny coat. In truth, I kinda thought the same thing when I saw it, but I knew I could funk it out. I love the classic tartan pattern - it just screamed "English." And paired with my fave lace-up thrifted booties, thrifted rolled skinny jeans, leather gloves I found in a charity shop here for a couple pounds, a suede bag given to me by a friend, and a rather expensive cashmere tunic that I admit to buying new years ago (it still looks new, and it's sooo warm), the look is casual chic, don't you think? Perfect for strolling around in the square on Easter weekend, shopping with the hubby, and bracing myself against the bone-chilling sea air.
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Posted in Charity shops, England, Granny chic, Shopping, Splurge, Thrift Style | No comments

Monday, 19 March 2012

I found a vintage bag in a castle

Posted on 11:46 by kumar

Only in the UK could I have found a vintage bag in a castle - make that in Blackpool, to be precise, in the Nobre Cas hotel, a semi-cheesy castle-like structure across from the sea. There are heaps of old Art Deco hotels along the seaside of Blackpool and St. Annes, which must have been thriving when the Flyde coast was the hotspot for Brit vacationers ... but today they're somewhat derelict. Nevertheless, it was in one such hotel that an antiques fair was held a few Sundays ago - and there, among heaps of not-so-collectible pieces, I met a dealer with some quite lovely vintage handbags.


Did I pay too much for this delectable suede purse? Undoubtably. I'm still making the mistake of thinking British pounds and Canuck bucks are interchangeable. But the suede was is magnificent shape and not at all smelly. Ditto for the sumptuous chocolate leather lining. The craftsmanship was good, but oh - as usual - it was the shape and the hard elements - like the gathering at the bottom, and that darling Lucite buckle - that had me at hello. My dear, sweet husband had better take me out for dinner one night so I can don a pretty frock (like the Clements Ribeiro wrap dress I nabbed today in a charity shop that I will show you soon) and tack this little bag onto the outfit. I forsee a romantic night out at some local resto that we have yet to discover. Ah, I may not be working and I may, to fill the time, be a domestic machine when my hubby's away, but I am so learning to love and appreciate these little things in life: spare time; a walk in the dunes; dinner with my hubby - and of course, as always - a designer dress bought for a fraction of the rack price and a not-so-cheap vintage purse!
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Posted in Accessories, Antique Market, Blackpool, Designers, Romance, Splurge, Vintage | No comments

Sunday, 3 April 2011

Hi-low dressing, but mostly lo

Posted on 07:16 by kumar

Grunge Queen has been known to splurge on occasion. Two years ago when Anthropologie opened at Toronto's outdoor mall, Shops at Don Mills, I indulged and bought this long, lovely floral scarf. I've blocked out how much it was but it wasn't a Grunge Queen price.

I don it on cool spring days this time of year when you still need a little something around your neck. Every time I wear it, I get compliments galore - so definitely worth the splurge.


Good thing the rest of the outfit is thrift. My most recent thrifty buy: this boho robin's egg blue knit by Antoine Coelenbier, Kokomarina collection. I found it at ENDS at 1930 Queen St. E in the Beach (end-of-line and discount retailer extrordinaire), this sweater retailed for close to $300 but was marked down, then down again, then down again until it found its way to the sidewalk $9.99 rack, where this deal hunter found it. Perfect for coolish early spring days!


The jeans were a few bucks at my lcoal thrift shop; the white tee was a couple bucks at Goodwill; the Nine West metallic booties (which you can't see) were picked up at Value Village, and the jewellery was another proud find picked up at Stretch Thrift's 50 percent off sale (which are frequent).

They're two long necklace strands, new, that have been in the store for months and months. I thought they looked pretty ick until I wound two strands around my neck several times. One on its own looks blah, but pair two together and they look really boho cool. Price $2.99 each less 50 percent!
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Posted in Anthropologie, Deals, Goodwill, Jewellery, Splurge, Stretch Thrift, thrift shopping, Thrift Shopping East Toronto, Thrift Style, Value Village | No comments

Monday, 21 March 2011

Jeepers, creepers, where'd ya get those ....?

Posted on 17:55 by kumar

I've been told my peepers are, well, rather nice. That may be so. But, after a trip to the eye doctor prompted by headaches and rather debilitating eye pain, it's been discovered that not only has my prescription changed (for the better - one of the ironic things about aging is your eyes often DO get closer to 20/20) - but my eyes also require bi-focals AND I have the beginnings of cateracts.

Oh joy.


What this means: new eyewear. Every day glasses, sunglasses, contacts too. More expensive with the bi-focals (progressives, thank you very much, no granny line on the lens for me). No insurance. Almost poverty level writer's salary. Yippee. Hello Visa.

Alas, I can't and refuse to cheap out on my eyeballs. One of the few things were the "cheap is chic" adage most emphatically does not apply! (Ok, so I'm saving on the frames by putting new lenses in my existing frames - there's a wee bit of Grunge Queen verve for you).
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Saturday, 3 April 2010

Beauty splurges & saves

Posted on 07:12 by kumar
Ok I lied: Giant Tiger outfit coming tomorrow.

Since I'm on vacay the theme this week has been R & R, and some pampering thrown in.

My beauty splurge: a facial for $60 (def an -out-of-Toronto price!).

This is me after my facial, pretty much without makeup (save for the cheapie but oh so wonderful liquid navy eyeliner purchased at my local Dollar Blitz in T.O.). Nothing like a good facial to plump you up and make you want to swear off makeup for good.

BUT I couldn't resist a beauty save: the"Paris Collection" sparkly berry lipstick with Vitamin E I picked up at the dollar store near where my folks live. It's a brand I always seek out when I come home (hey, Paris for a buck, wouldn't you buy it?) and it makes my lips so soft.

Yesterday it was 26 degrees C, so Mom and I, after doing a day's worth of yard work and cleaning, decided to park ourselves on the back deck with a bottle of vino and some nail paraphernalia.

We also decided we'd save ourselves $35 each and have loads of fun by implementing another beauty save strategy: giving each other a pedi!

Two hours later, after quaffing white wine and a good gab and laugh fest, we were done.

Don't our toes look great? My feet are so soft. Now I have to get a bit more sun on my white legs.

I have a balcony in my apartment and think this could be a fun way to do some chicky bonding with gal pals (providing we're ok touching each others' feet) and not have to shell out for a summer pedi.
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Tuesday, 2 March 2010

Grunge Queen Splurge

Posted on 04:51 by kumar
Ever had one of those days when you feel like you're working so hard all the time, but never seeing getting anywhere?

That was me yesterday. Discouraging day.

On my way home I was walking by my local flower shop - where you can get a pretty cluster of flowers for as little as a few bucks - and I made the decision: I was going to splurge on myself.
The bouquet was so beautiful, a bunch of faded yellow, pink and orange roses ... eleven of them.

The cost: $10.99. I rarely spend that much on petals for little 'ole moi, but the day merited my buying them, I figured.

They smell like heaven.

I love roses. I keep them around as long as I can by cutting their stems and changing their water every day or so; then when they're almost at their end I snap the stems off entirely and plop the rose heads into a huge rose bowl.

For now they're hanging out in a silver tone vase I picked up in a salvage shop for $10.
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