Sentences with phrase «bought at a closet»

Not exact matches

Certainly we would encourage anyone looking to buy a franchise to put Closets by Design at the top of your list.

Once every week or two he takes it out of the closet and hands it to me to open our latest coconut that the kids begged me to buy at Whole Foods.

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What would you buy with $ 100 at Kelly's Closet?

At 3 years 7 mos I told him I wasn't buying anymore diapers and that once the ones in his closet were gone he was going to have to poop in the potty.It was a gamble that worked.

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I would have bought a trial package or starter package like the ones they offer at Kelly's Closet and would have built a diverse fluffy stash.

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This week at Kelly's Closet: On sale — FuzziBunz are 15 % off in - stock diapers and accessories bumGenius 4.0 pocket diapers are buy 6, get 1 free!

When I found out that you can buy them at Kelly's Closet, Nicki's Diapers, Walmart.com and Amazon, we picked up some Bambino Mio products to try on Mary Kate and Ingrid.

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I have a pair of Nike lunar glides that I bought at Plato's Closet.

Then you can clean out your closet and go shopping Or at least you can avoid buying bad jeans in the first place.

I had some things in my closet I'd bought which seemed like a good idea while I was in the store, the loud music pumping, images of models styled up in the latest looks glaring down at me.

I don't buy something unless I love it, it fits perfectly and will make at least five outfits with what I already have in my closet.

Shop smart: Before you buy a new piece, make sure it will work with at least 3 other pieces in your closet.

So, if you're gearing for your Sunday game of basketball or stepping out for a run at the park, you need to stock your closet and buy Nike shorts from Myntra!

«My favorite item in my closet is a black jumpsuit with silver metal sleeves that I bought for myself for Christmas on sale at Michael Kors.»

On Facebook groups: Michael Stars top - Bought thrifted for $ 5 and sold for $ 20 J. Jill tunic - Bought thrifted for $ 3.50 and sold for $ 25 Boden Riviera dress — Bought at Boden outlet for $ 40, wore it once (was too lazy to tailor it) and sold it for $ 40 Boden jersey dress — Thrifted for $ 8.04 and sold within 7 hours for $ 40 Leota dress — Bought on Poshmark for $ 16, wore it once, decided it was too short on me and sold it for $ 35 Anthropologie Maeve cutout back dress — from my closet years ago (not thrifted) sold for $ 25 Anthropologie Corey Lynn Calter maxi skirt — from my closet years ago (not thrifted), sold for $ 40 Anthropologie One September tunic top — from my closet years ago (not thrifted) sold for $ 40

Instead of spending 200 $ at Zara, buying items that you might want to throw away the following season, you invest the same amount on a piece to keep in your closet for ages.

The late 50s frock I'm wearing is pretty much the only true vintage dress that I've bought in well over a year, and is one of the very few that fit me at the moment -LCB- out of a very stuffed closet... I'm so sad I can't wear my vintage... -RCB-.

If you open the closet and stare at a sea of black, grey, and blush, don't go out and buy turquoise pants.

The rule is to never buy a piece that I can't easily mix and match to create at least 3 - 4 outfits with pieces already in my closet.

I bought this gray blazer with the polka dot sleeves at Target a while back, but I realized last week that it's sat in my closet for months not being worn.

I recently bought this stripe bardot dress from Topshop (also available at Nordstrom) and it has quickly become a favorite in my closet.

I am a BIG fan of Closet Case too I made 2 Ebonys this fall and wear the shortie version all the time (soft bamboo / cotton that I bought here at the Makehouse in Victoria BC) I made the tunic version in the same fabric.

That is one reason that anything I buy needs to comply with another rule: I should be able to wear the item with at least 3 other items in my closet.

I have culled most of the things I don't wear out of my closet (save a couple of things that I just really like, even if just to look at), and decided to do more layering with what I have this winter vs. buying new sweaters and heavier clothing.

Wearing in today's look (First one): Boots: Yoki (style Maya II) bought at Plato Closet for $ 10.

(It was one of the first pieces I ever bought at Anthropologie, and we all know that I have weird emotional attachments to the inanimate objects hanging in my closet.)

When I am looking at buying something new, I always make sure that it can work with the existing pieces in my closet.

Everyone has a chambray shirt in their closet and you can buy bandanas at Target, Wal - Mart or dollar stores.

OUTFIT DETAILS dress, Banana Republic handbag, vintage Coach (from my mama's closet, but buy it new at Coach) shoes, ZARA (similar) shades, GAP (summer 2011) necklace, gift from my mama (similar)

I've had this tank top in my closet for a while; I bought it at the Aritzia sale 2 years ago.

So far I refused to buy anything new in order to avoid buying anything that smiles to me at Zara and H&M but does not fit my look or my closet

My mom bought it for me last year at Ann Taylor Loft, but I stored it in the closet because my toddler kept pulling on the ties.

My closet orphans (pieces that I've bought and worn once or twice, if at all) were often experiments, or steps broadly outside of my usual style or silhouette.

I am great at buying new clothes too but it's when you use what's in your closet that makes you a great fashionista

I can't afford that, so then I get mad at myself for buying a single pretty Anthro piece that just sits in my closet.

I need to look at my own closet instead of buying new items all the time:)

Of course the looks are over the top, red carpet ready, show stopping looks (which btw if I had millions in the bank I'd wear those outfits to go buy hairspray at the pharmacy, lol they're just that fabulous) but I'm sure we all have something that's is already in our closet that we can pull out and participate in this trend.

At the beginning I wanted to buy a black one, but Cyryl said that half of a closet is filled with black bags (oops!).

Before I could blink we were in the closet, threading through the jewelry and pleading with the diminutive Deedie to pull out the Gaultiers she'd bought for the designer's recent retrospective at the DMA.

But rather than taking the time to wade through their things, many get more joy out of watching cable shows on closet cleaning, buying plastic tubs at the Container Store and reading Marie Kondo's books.

Lower mortgage rates mean a lower monthly payment, which means you have more purchasing power, and that additional power can «mean the difference between buying a 2 - bedroom home versus a 3 - bedroom one; between buying a home with large closets versus small closets; and, between buying an upgraded home versus a dated one,» according to Dan Green at The Mortgage Reports.

For example, someone buying a home for themselves might be interested in a big kitchen with granite counter tops, cherry hard wood floors and his and her's walk - in closets while an investor is going to be looking at cash flow, repairs needed and cash flow.

we didn't realize at the time we bought that there was no closet space (literally two coat closets and that's it!)

One was the new door I bought for the left side of the expanded closet at Home Depot.