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Saturday, May 13, 2006

Carnivale of Couture: Your best bargain

The Bargain Queen is hosting next week's Carnivale of Couture for the Super-Fantastic Manolo the Shoe Blogger. Her topic is:
What is your best-ever bargain? Where did you find it, how much was it and why is it your favourite?

If you'd like to participate, post your answer on your blog and leave a comment here. Or if you don't have a blog, you're welcome to put your whole answer here.

Let the showing off begin!

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16 Comments:

  • At 4:58 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hello!

    Here is my post for this week's topic: http://www.therunwayscoop.com/2006/05/carnivale_of_couture_bestever.html

    Have a great weekend!

     
  • At 10:23 pm, Blogger Style Graduate said…

    My entry can be found here: http://stylegraduate.blogspot.com/2006/05/carnival-of-bargain-this-weeks.html

    Thanks for a great topic!

     
  • At 4:04 am, Blogger SlaveToShopping said…

    Ooh - I love my favorite $5 top pink summery top - quelle bargain!

    Best Bargain!

     
  • At 9:09 am, Blogger Linmayu said…

    Awesome topic! I've found some excellent bargains in my time. Here's my post: http://fashion-outlaw.blogspot.com/2006/05/carnivale-of-couture-your-best-bargain.html

    Oh, and I'm a total newbie to the world of fashion blogging. I hope there isn't another Fashion Outlaw out there already!

     
  • At 2:24 am, Blogger rondi adamson said…

    Hi there,
    Here is my post for the Carnivale:
    http://wonkitties.blogspot.com/2006/05/carnivale-of-couture.html

    Good topic!

     
  • At 5:09 am, Blogger Phyllis said…

    In the 80's I had a long black Anny Taylor trouser skirt that fit me perfectly and I wore it for about 5 years until it was in tatters. The skirt was only $60 at the time, and I must have worn is at least 100 times.

    Only recently did I find a replacement, which is pattern from HotPatterns, so now I can make myself replacemnts as each one wears out!

     
  • At 8:15 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    My post is linked in my name!

    (Despite my lack of great bargains, I love your blog.)

     
  • At 10:10 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Just click on my name for the link, or cut and paste: http://www.jewelry-weblog.com/50226711/bargain_jewelry.php

     
  • At 10:22 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    My favorite bargain pearls: http://www.jewelryandbeading.com/2006/05/14/pearl-bead-bargain/

     
  • At 10:37 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Here's my bargain - also linked in my name if you don't feel like cutting and pasting: http://www.designersreport.com/?p=63

     
  • At 1:43 pm, Blogger Rebecca said…

    Here is my entry. Thanks so much for hosting!

     
  • At 12:26 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Sorry, can't limit it to one. My first great bargain was a Burberry classic trenchcoat, with wool lining and collar attachments, obtained from a thrift store in Hampton, Virginia, for fifty dollars. It was in mint condition and worth at least $900.00. My second bargain was a Brooks Brothers green cotton twill -not poplin- three-piece suit which I purchased for about eleven dollars, also at a Hampton thrift store. The suit would have an approximate value of at least $300.00.

     
  • At 5:47 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Aaaaiiieee! I must surely get my blog up and running in response to this. Am I limited to only one? I have made some funderful scores, but in terms of Biggest Bargain, I would have to say it was a pretty patchwork mink coat, in good condition and my size, which cost me $2.00. Yes, that is two of the American dollars. It is currently barricaded in storage, so I'm not certain if it still fits, of course...

    Another great bargain was The Coat From Hell, which I made myself, from chunks of fabulous wool broadcloth laboriously matched at a pound sale, at probably $2-3 per yard, and two chunks of almost matching sunbak satin lining. I probably spent under $50 to make a wonderful coat which has held up for 17 years in craptastic weather.

     
  • At 11:18 pm, Blogger ms_moron said…

    Here is my post at
    http://sewalongwithme.blogspot.com/

     
  • At 3:47 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    My best-ever bargain was my wedding dress. I wanted to wait till I could post a picture, but I'll do the story first, and the pic later.

    http://www.girldetective.net/?p=517

     
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