Christopher&Banks/ Gabriel Brothers

While shopping a few weeks ago and looking for skirts, my mom and I stopped in Christopher&Banks to see if they had anything. I hadn't been in a while because their skirts are usually too big and I end up having to stitch them up, but I really needed something new so desperation led us in there. I was very pleasantly surprised, and found that they had quite a large selection of new skirts in. I found three that I really liked and thought that this denim one was too cute to pass up.


We also stopped by Gabriel Brothers, a name brand clothing discount store, and found this black sweater and a white camisole to go underneath it. http://find.mapmuse.com/brand/gabriel-brothers

New York & Company/ Chadwicks

While shopping for blouses with my mom I came across this lavender sweater from New York & Company. I'd seen this same sweater in December while shopping with my aunt, but the style had just come in and they were being sold at the full price of $39.99. I really liked it then and decided that if it went on sale I would go back and get it. I prayed about it and asked God to keep it for me if I really should have it. (Yes I pray about the clothes that I really would like to have )

The store mom and I were at is a warehouse store that gets shipments of clothes from different companies so I wasn't expecting to find anything in particular, and when I came across the exact sweater I'd been praying about I was thrilled! The original store had multiple colors but this store had only one sweater. It was the exact color I'd picked out and of course my exact size. The price was only $7.99.... :)



My skirt is from Chadwicks and is one of my favorites for winter. Its wool and makes for a very HOT skirt if the heater is on!


Blessings to all of you!
~Jacqueline

More Style J

I'm Back! I haven't posted in such a long time but have finally made time to post a few pictures! I ordered this style J skirt a few months ago and it has become my favorite!

~JCPenney~

Last month I ordered this lovely plaid skirt from JCPenney! I had been hoping to get one for a while now and when I discovered that the skirts came in petite (as well as Misses and Women's), I decided to go ahead and make the purchase! I have found the skirt to be very well made, comfortable, and lots of fun to wear! The skirt also comes in a white and black plaid. :)

My sweater and blouse are also from JCPenney's.

Many blessings to you all!

~Chloe~ :)

Cato

I recently learned from some friends in our area that they had been finding some cute skirts at the store Cato, so we decided to take a look there and found a fun knit skirt with a flounce, trimmed with a velvet ribbon! :) My sweater and shoes are from Goody's which is unfortunately out of business now where we live.

Also, if you sew you might be interested in seeing a jumper I completed. You can click here for the link. :)

God Bless!

~Chloe~ :)

Fall is Here!

Fall is here! Its my favorite time of year with all of the color and beauty of the changing leaves, crisp cold weather, jackets, sweaters and plaid skirts!

Here's just a few fall outfits from last week....

I'll post more soon!

One of the best things about Fall is that you can layer your clothes. Here, my jacket is from Romy(it was a birthday gift so I'm not sure what else they sell) , the shirt is from Ann Taylor, the skirt is from Eddie Bauer, and the shoes are from Payless.

Eddie Bauer carries a lot of Corduroy skirts and they usually ha

ve pretty good sales. The brown skirt below is from Eddie Bauer and the sweater is from Aeropostale. (They have good sweater sales not much else I would buy there)

One of my favorite plaid skirts from Christopher&Banks. The sweater is from JC Penny and the shoes are from MUDD.

Ross has a lot of cute shirts you just have to look hard to find the modest ones, or for some you can just wear a t-shirt under-neath... This shirt is from Ross and the skirt is from Canyon River Blues.

Here my skirt is from Sears, the jacket from Romy, and the scarf and boots from Ross.

Hancock Fabrics

The smock top material for this jumper was found at Hancock Fabrics for $9.99 a yard. It was very quick and easy to put together! You simply purchase enough material to go around you, plus a little extra fabric so you can make a 5/8" seam in the back. After finishing the seam we used some solid black fabric to make the straps. (We didn't even have to hem the jumper because it was on the selvage!)
Hancocks used to have the smock top material on their website under apparel, but I haven't seen it on their site as of late. However, you might want to check in your local store because they could still have some there. They had several other colors such as a royal blue with a daisy border print, as well as some red and white prints.
My blouse was purchased on clearance at Stage and I got my shoes on sale from Dillards!

Hope you all have a blessed day!

~Chloe~ :)