Opening your eyes to Charity Shopping
June 21, 2021
Charity clothes shopping - why everyone should be doing it!

Allocating some time to a charity shop spree provides a guilt free way to shop.  You can put your hands on a whole variety of colours (irrespective of the current trends) and find some truly inspiring items to add excitement to your wardrobe for a fraction of the price of the high street.  And the best part is that it encourages you to be more daring... if it's not right when you get it home, it doesn't matter! You've contributed to a bigger, better cause.   
 
 
 
 
 
      
  
I've done a number of face-to-face colour appointments over the past couple of weeks and talked to all my clients about red.  EVERYONE can wear it but it's all about finding the right tone.  The 'right' red for me is a pink (not orange) tone so I was over the moon to find this dress on a charity shop run.  Hunting through charity shops was a regular past time when I was younger.... I would find some fantastic fabrics in dated styles and 'up style' them with my Grandma's old sewing machine.  Well, I don't get there quite as often, but if I can, I still love to mooch.  Last week I popped into Acorns and found this beautiful red dress (just £7) and and gorgeous chunky, large scale, silver bracelet (£2)!  LOVE THEM! Who wouldn't?  Style it up with an animal scarf or a woven belt, a bright red lipstick and BANG! Just £9 for a a new outfit and all to a good cause.    
 
 Do you know which red is the right red for you?  x
 
 https://www.styleandcolour.co.uk/shop/Face-to-Face-Colour-Analysis-p365044639
 
 
The short answer? Yes!                                                      But wait for it, there’s more to it than that! Shopping sustainably requires you to buy only things you know you will wear so let’s make sure you find the right yellow for you. Buying the wrong tone might leave you looking a tad under the weather and less likely to wear your new purchase again and again.
 









