Party season is upon us. Office Christmas parties, family get together’s and everything in between there has to be an outfit for every occasion (or is that just me? Whoops!) I don’t know about you but at this time of year I need to be prepared. I always want a new dress for each event because I love shopping (and it gives me a little thrill each time) but when it’s coming up to Christmas, each pay packet is spent on presents for others (because I’m just a nice kinda gal) you can’t possibly have everything. If you’re anything like me though, you will spend hours a day a week flicking through online shopping apps to ease the shopping blues.
There’s a feeling in my stomach. I feel rather sick. I’m not coming down with anything. Oh wait, it’s that dreaded feeling from the night before. I haven’t got a hangover either, but I do know I spent a shit-load of money getting love-drunk on Black Friday. How can anyone resist the temptation of the sales and wonder of these magnificent sales that come round each year. The thing I love most about them is that it’s all heavily discounted current season. You know that faux-fur, long line coat I’ve been lusting after on Dorothy Perkins at £75? Well, come Friday it was mine at the swift price of £37.50. I was not going to miss out this year. Shopping is practically my favourite hobby and if it’s something I enjoy, then why the hell not? Here’s the motions that we all go through during the Black Friday Weekend Sales.
Don’t believe what they say about black & blue not going together. I recently read that the Parisians love pairing the two colours together to create the chicest of outfits. So of course, when I read that I happily pick out blue and black items out of my wardrobe and with a sigh of relief, know it’s okay to put them on at the same time. Phew.
I don’t know about you, but when I make a large purchase (yes I’m looking at you rather luxurious Mexico trip in September!) I really try to tighten my purse strings. But, with such a huge want to buy everything in sight it’s pretty hard for a girl like me. That’s why when I’m shopping online I am always googling ‘’discount codes’’ or ‘’discount vouchers’’ for everything I want to buy. A girl has to try to do her part in saving, am I right?
Ever too scared to hit the ”buy now” or ”checkout” button on your mythical shopping cart on Zara? Or look at the price tag on a pair of boots from Topshop & just can’t bear to part with the cash? Yep, I know the feeling all too well. But, what if there was a way to keep an eye on those pesky sales where we can see 25%, 50% and even 75% sale discounts? That’s where LoveSales comes in. Once you have signed up to the website you can choose your favourite brands and websites, then LoveSales does all the work for you by notifying to you every time your chosen brands release a sale.
If that didn’t get any better, you can even create your own wishlist (just in case the boyfriend/husband/’rents don’t have a clue what to get you for your next birthday!) simply add the LoveSales button to your web browser & every time you see something you love click the button and it will be added! If sharing from your mobile device you can also email it or copy & paste the url link to your wishlist too. To find out more on how to do this click here!
As someone who adores styling & fashion I thought it was a great for me to have a go & create my own wishlist (in other words, drool over all the products I am lusting over…)
With your wishlists in one place you can add products from any site and they are all neatly stored in a similar style to the adored Pinterest, your List shows you the current price of each item and also if the prices have dropped. Just perfect for the bank balance! As you can see I am aiming high with the desire for the YSL shoulder bag to willingly come down in price. Hey, a girl can dream right?
Have you come across Love Sales? Or managed to blag a bargain from using this fabulous sale site? I’d love to hear from you!
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