Disclaimer: this post should be taken with a pinch of salt...but we've all been there: really wanting something when you cannot afford it...
source: Jefferson Zip @ Coroflot |
I think borrowing money as a slightly fashion-addict is difficult. Your not-into-fashion friend really don't get it why you need that upteenth bag, and your fashionistas-in-crime already spend their spare money (and probably some borrowed from yours) on their musthaves!
"meet my Friend, the walking creditcard"(via Ground-zer0) |
2. Try the route of 'Love'
The boyfriend or husband can come in handy but only if he
3. Sisterhood of the travelling
If you have lots of fashionfriends (who have blogs): consider buying a it-bag together and alternate them on your posts.
4. Get yourself a sugardaddy (or mummy)...
Alas, not all older, rich men come in these packages |
5. Poor Little rich girl:
Shirley Temple in "Poor Little Rich Girl"(1934). source: doctormacro |
6. Be Bold in asking
I once got the boldest request of borrowing someone money for a bag. This guy (not gonna mention names) that I only know from twitter half-jokingly/half-seriously asked me to hand him some cash for a bag. OK, based on a twitter contact? Anyway, you gotta give him credits for trying and he always has quite expensive stuff carrying around so he must blag a lot to get money.
7. Work your b*tt off and don't ask other people for any favours!
Yeh, the hard way. At least you will know your bag is YOURS...worked for with honest money. or....
8. Get yourself into the circles of the rich/famous/succesful:
Source: Jefferson Zip @ Coroflot |
9. Creditcards are forever too:
(especially the debts)
10. Be really gorgeous and don't settle for less...
former market girl Vodianova probably had lots of guys buying her fruits |
Obvious one: I'm just average so the tips above will work better for me. But I've seen some really gorgeous girls doing the most average jobs whereas I would think: come on, get yer purty face into a (decent) but better paying job!
Those were some really interesting tips actually. I think asking on Twitter was definitely bold but also not a very good idea, I would find that really rude. The only one I agree with on there is working really really hard for your money and then occasionally if it's a must, borrowing from someone close to you. I really like your blog, it would be nice if you could stop by my blog sometime too (I'm from England) as I post my outfits and more :) :)
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thank you for commenting. Actually, I broke the twitter contact months afterwards and this was one of the main reasons. I didn't feel confortable someone reading my tweets when he obviously was so much about getting $ from me. He's one of those people who look cookiecutter cute but has a personality that doesn't match the appearance.
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omg xd this is so funny haha!
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