My Dress Affair
As I said a couple days ago on Facebook my mom is always complaining about how oversized my closet is becoming. I have gone from having just one closet to two, then to adding an extra rack and now, I use my curtain rods as a place to store preplanned outfits. Pretty bad, I know. Not to worry. I have found a solution: My Dress Affair is a website that was created by Martina Culjak when she was put into a situation similar to mine.
It happens all too often, you see an amazing dress in a window, and you become like a child outside of a toy store at Christmas. It is usually very difficult to justify buying some pieces though; knowing once everyone sees you wearing the dress it will be long before you can bring it out again. This is where the “Shop Without Guilt” idea comes in.
I have collaborated with My Dress Affair to make sure none of your dresses are crying of loneliness in your closet. With this site you can rent out your dresses and make money off them and get special perks while they remain fully insured and taken care of. I know I can’t wait to try out the site.
Two main rules: Dresses they accept must have a value of $200, and you must commit to giving your dress for a minimum of 60 days.
Go ahead and have an affair.
Nov
23
Anonymous
ok, i absoluetely love this idea but i’m not quite sure i can let go of my babies (my clothes) my rebecca taylors can not leave my sight! But all the more power to you!
p.s. when i started keeping up w your blog about 3 weeks ago, i was like wow she doesn’t seem to repeat outfits, she must have a huge walk in closet!