Just When Was It Worth Trading In Designer Fashion?

When it comes to designer clothing there are two types of people¡­the first are women who simply think it¡¯s not worth the money and the other is women who adore designer fashion with many women just not able to afford spending so much money on one piece of clothing but others having the luxury of being able to splurge and wouldn¡¯t be seen dead in high street clothing.

Despite these two opposites, more and more women are having an increased amount of disposable income as they become more affluent and independent, and every now and then are able to treat themselves to something with a bigger price tag and believe they deserve to splash the cash when they feel the need.

As designer fashion is rather expensive, most women can¡¯t afford to have a wardrobe full of couture pieces but a sensible shopper can have a few key pieces in their wardrobe as long as they can justify the price spent on them. If you¡¯re used to high street shopping and checking price tags then designer clothing can be rather intimidating. The key to designer fashion shopping is to know what you¡¯re looking for and when you should spend your money to get the most designer clothing for your budget.

Timeless

This probably the most important thing to remember with designer clothing; always buy with versatility in mind. Make sure it¡¯s a good addition to your wardrobe and won¡¯t age easily, otherwise you won¡¯t get much wear out of it.

Charity shops

If you love the idea of designer clothing but not the price tag why not check out charity shops? There are some amazing bargains to be found and some charities even have shops specifically for designer pieces, and what¡¯s more is that you¡¯ll also be giving to charity! It¡¯s best head to a city to find the best bits though in areas where young and hip people hang out.