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A little deep sea adventure right here on our dress, and it’s exquisite style to boot.Octopus-print dress with V at neck and back and smocked banding at empire waist. 7″ slit at sides. Straps are 2″ wide.37″ long.100% cotton.Wash cold.Made in the U.S.A.Bottom layer sold separately. |
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William Rast gives the trouser jean a dose of hipster cool.Trouser-style, denim pant with slant pockets at front and snap-flap pockets at back. Mild distressing and worn holes throughout. Single-button closure. Flare leg.7.5″ rise. 36″ inseam.98% cotton/2% polyurethane.Wash cold.Made in the U.S.A. |
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Feminine detail makes this classic style feel fresh.Tweed bomber jacket with metallic detail throughout and 5 covered-button closure at front. On-seam pockets at waist and 1.5″ banding at bottom hem and single-button cuffs. Long sleeves. Lined.50% acrylic/20% viscose/15% mohair/10% silk/5% polyester.Dry clean.Made in the U.S.A. |
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Hanky Panky combines seductive and comfortable to brilliant effect.Print, stretch-lace boy short with contrast, solid trim at edges.90% nylon/10% spandex.Hand wash cold.Made in the U.S.A. |
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Sexy snow bunny style, courtesy of Juicy.Knit boot with snowflake intarsia detail throughout and leather trim at foot. Faux-fur cuff and pom-pom tie at top. 1″ rubber platform. 3″ rubber, wedge heel. Rubber sole. Faux-fur lining. 15″ tall.Imported.This item cannot be gift-boxed. |
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A feminine, fashionable basic? Splendid!Very soft, jersey tunic with 3/4″ ribbed banding at scoop neck and puff detail at shoulders. Long sleeves.30″ long.50% pima cotton/50% modal.Wash cold.Made in the U.S.A. |
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Thrift stores seek goods in tight times - Vicksburg Post
Despite economy woes, business at Vicksburg thrift and consignment shops is mixed. But one thing is steady: the demand for clean, quality items to offer customers. “It’s been fair this summer,” said Shirley Malone, manager of We Care Community
Last shopping spree before lights go out - Times Online
Don t be fooled by the unexpected rise in retail sales last month. Consumers have run out of puff and will soon collapse in a heap. The wild swing from a sharp fall in spending in June - revised down to 4.3 per cent to a 0.8 per cent increase
