Nicole Lerner

i absolutely love Reformation, but we can all agree it's super expensive. they do have amazing sales, but of course it's hundreds of pages. SO i shopped it to put together my favorites. my ONLY problem is that their sales are final sale… at your own risk. also they have a lot of GREAT jeans but i'm so bad at shopping for jeans online so will likely not list a lot of them. and if you still don't want to spend the money, check out my Reformation dupe list!

fair warning, a lot of my clothing is from sales, thrift shops, depop, etc. i will try to link any item to the actual piece, but some may be inspo (i will make sure to note that!)

i don't blame you if you're afraid to shop at Cider BUT i was getting about a million ads on IG years ago and gave in, and I don't regret it. you do have to have a general concept of what fabrics will look nice versus cheap, but i've gotten pretty good at fine-tuning. if you're up to putting the hours in to scroll through thousands of products, you'll find some really cute stuff. in the meantime, lemme help you out. they also have huge selections for parties AND corporate if you're on a budget.

i love Reformation, but let's be honest, it's expensive as hell. Some of the materials aren't the same, and of course the quality of ref may be better… BUT for the price point of the dupes below it might just worth a shot. Some other tips… -I saw so many of these come up on Depop/Poshmark/RTT so I recommend checking there too! I would link but they're only in one size. -I only linked 1 Few Moda, BUT if you're a big Reformation fan, I highly recommend checking them out. You can be a member or a non-member, and it's a lot of the exact same pieces for like half the price

check this out if you want a bedroom that screams I like to be cozy, but I'm also a little funky, and I also like to live on a budget (mostly). a lot from Amazon, Mango, Target, and some other random places, but trying to keep it affordable!

Mango consistently has some of the best sales (and they happen ALL the time.) can't remember the last time I purchased something from mango that was full price. plus…. there are hundreds of products and I don't blame you if you don't like to scroll!! some of my favorites below

is it cute, is it affordable, can it be found on amazon and would people never assume it's amazon? i will buy it. (I'm 5'2" and 120 lbs for sizing reference!)

normally all my lists with be budget-friendly or sales, but i couldn't resist. this list will include things from Amazon at $5 up to who knows how much from who knows where. it's a list I’ve compiled helping all of my lovely bride friends (my day is coming I just know it). for people who don’t want to shop on the same classic wedding sites and want elegant but funky outfits and accessories

p.s. save this list if you like it because i'll be updating it occasionally with new dresses! let's face it, these sites have hundreds and hundreds of pages of clothing, and it's a nightmare to sift through. but i stand by the fact that you don't need to be spending hundreds of dollars on a dress, AND that you don't need to be wearing the same (plain) dresses as other people. i've searched through hundreds of dresses to find ones that are $100 and unique. both are also they're typically fairly quick and have a great easy return policy so i can order a bunch to try on and return.

proudly delusional about drugstore finds that are just as good. I get a girl who loves Sephora, but drugstore makeup, skincare, and bodycare is honestly top notch and you might just be missing out!

if i could channel Anthropologie Home for my entire home i would. do i make enough money? absolutely not. if you do, check these out they are all unique, stunning, high quality pieces…maybe wait until they have a sale or look for a coupon code :)