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As a professional working woman on a budget in Washington D.C., I've found I enjoy casual business wear, such as long slightly form-hugging knit skirts I can pair with sleek high-heeled leather boots and one piece dresses and separates in timeless colors and styles that I can mix and match to create the look of having a larger wardrobe. I opt for classic, durable name brands rather than Wal-Mart chic. I've found Filene's Basement and Ross to be a couple of good places, but I'd love to know of any best kept secrets in the D.C. area or online that other working female professionals can recommend.
I just like my clothing to be slightly comfortable, natural (does not necessarily have to be organic) and give me room to move, rather than being hemmed in by designs that will not fit if I eat that last slice of holiday pie. My favorite piece of clothing is a stretchy ankle-length denim skirt I bought in Europe and have worn to death, I believe, along with my favorite pair of well-worn mid-calf black leather Esprit boots, with buckle, zipper and lacing -- and I can no longer find an identical pair anywhere!
For example, Anne Taylor Loft is not out of my price range -- so anything along those lines or more inexpensive. Please help.
So far for me, it's Burlington Coat Factory, Ross, Newport News, Filene's Basement. I'm looking for a place that specializes in casual business clothing for women that is stylish and made for young professional in their 20's and 30's.
there is a store in Lubbock tx call ross they have low priced things it will make you flip out
Try Amazon.com. They have many brand names apparel and shoes etc. You can find any price range to suit your budget.
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Hi,
Here is an idea that came to me while I was trying to "shop my closet" because I am also a business woman on a tight budget.
I had to decide what I should do with my old blazers. Some had perfectly good matching pants, but I looked totally frumpy in the blazers.
Then I came across these instructions on how to very simply do a blazer-makeover to update my wardrobe. It is so easy even a beginner can do it and does NOT require a sewing machine.
I have saved hundreds of dollars by turning my out-dated blazers into modern updated jackets that also make me look slimmer at the waist.
This is a new listing and the before & after photos are not up yet, but should be up in a couple of days...Anyway, I will give you the link, so you can check it out if you are interested.
Just go to: http://BlazerMakeover.Etsy.com .
I am totally satisfied with my blazers now. It certainly is worth a try.
Best Wishes.
After read question and also answers,I totally agree with "Alice".
Because I had good experience at "Amazon.com" for online shopping about dickies lab coats
Sure You will get success from there.
Try online store Women's Suits & Separates:Blazers & Suit Jackets, Pantsuits, Skirt Suits, Dress Suits.
Check out at http://shopping.surfindia.com/
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I shop a lot a marshals and Burlington coat factory and these are the best places I have seen that have name brand clothes for cheap.
I will have to take a look at some of these places I see mentioned here. seems like your question helped me too. Thanks!
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