Sentences with phrase «go buy yourself a new dress»

If you want to go buy yourself a new dress this month, you need to put that want out on the table and figure out if it's plausible in the budget.

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When I was in my early twenties, it was about waiting until after Christmas to buy a velvet dress at Kohl's for 60 percent off, plan with your friends to go into the city to Excalibur but actually stay in the suburbs and go to WhirlyBall because OMG, THE CITY IS EXPENSIVE ON NEW YEARS EVE WHEN YOU ARE 23 AND WORK IN RETAIL.

When asked what was the one thing that we could use as a «carrot» to get her to do her intone training regularly, she said she wanted to be able to buy a new dress and attend her church (she had been unable to go for several years).

But my work is so far so fun that I have got to dress up the store and the mannequins of ladies, men, and children's, hahaha made me want t buy everything in store is the bad part haha especially most of the new collections of trendy either cloth or make up haha my pay check is know where to go:).

I've never been someone who goes out and buys new dresses for weddings.

I mean, I would get it — I'm the first one to ask what's the point of buying a deliciously voguish $ 300 embroidered slip dress if a) my boyfriend barely sees it before he rips it off in T - 1 seconds, and b) if literally NO ONE is going to notice my new wardrobe killer.

For new years eve I opt for an outfit I put together myself with my favorite pieces because if one goes out and buys a new dress, I bet you anything, someone, wherever you go, will have the same dress and I absolutely abhor that.

Yesterday I went on a few showroom visits and bought a cute new sweater dress at Joe Fresh plus made a stop at Carnegie Deli for two of my favorite dishes: Corned beef mac «n cheese and matzoh ball soup.

Both dresses have the Best Seller promotion, if you buy three you get one free, so all your friends are going to be extremely happy with their new dresses!

I'm the kind of person that goes to the hair dresser, gets a hair cut and a new do... buys the products to achieve that new style, but never ever ends up looking like that again.

MY goal is not to buy as many things as possible for the cheapest amount possible, so if my monthly clothing allowance is $ 100 (that's close to what it is), I'm not going to go out and spend the $ 100 for 5 - 6 tops & dresses at Forever21, Zara, H&M, Express, Target, etc., I am more likely to save the $ 100 so I can put it towards a cashmere sweater or new bag.

Spring is here and we all want to dress for it, but instead of going out and buying a whole new wardrobe or dripping daisies off your head, an easy way to update your look is to buy accessories.

It can also be an unrealistic option if a lot of your purchases of clothing are based on workwear and a specific style — shopping for a strict dress code is most probably going to be easier when buying new (although not impossible to do second - hand, of course).

So, I'm not concerned enough to actually go out and buy a new dress.

I'll need to buy * another * new dress if I get another offer to go to lunch, and you know I'm broke.

I started by going into a store I had always liked and buying five new things for my wardrobe — three colorful dresses, some pants and a real statement piece necklace.

Example: As it was going to costa bomb altering my old dress, I thought it would be wiser to go the whole hog and buy a new one.

And someone bought this dresser to use as a adorable changing table / dresser in their new baby's room... go figure