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Best clothing find I've ever had.

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I got this coat for only £3. Yeah I know it's a bargain. One I couldn't believe the price tag. It was once from Topshop. A brand I know well and is a great high street shop. Seeing this coat a uk size 6 that's rare to find, I snapped it up. (US size 2, yeah I'm tiny) Now you're wondering where I found such a bargain. At a car boot sale. It seems to be super smart and cozy. I decided to wear it one Christmas period outing to London. The fact it's black adds to the smartness but the front buttons equally appear chic too. The fact it came from a car boot sale doesn't put me off at all. It's second hand but, you can tell the quality is great. Knowing the shop it came from helps guarantee you have a good purchase. Please don't get put off going to a car boot sale. It's a lot of searching and walking around different stalls.  However, amongst the tat there really are some gems to be found. The actual coat Usually most of the clothin...

Short dungarees craze

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This trend of short dungarees is an 80's comeback. You couldn't watch tv back then without seeing people wearing this hardwearing clothing piece.  The short dungarees are great spring/summer clothing.  The super casual trend can be worked layered up with ease. Whatever your style is, be it vintage, sporty or grunge, you're bound to be able to add dungarees in your wardrobe. In the 80's there was the long dungarees shortly followed by the more popular today 90's short dungarees. This piece of clothing also goes by Overalls in America.  The photos above show how people today wear dungarees. Can you see how versatile they are? Above are some 80's style of the dungarees. Sure in the 80's most people wore the long version. They became shorter in the 90s. The longer style has a super casual vibe. The first time dungarees became a 'fashion' item, rather than workmens clothing was in the late 60s early 70s. In 2006, the Oxford English D...