This is a very exciting time for me in my life right now as
I am finally about to graduate
college and make that transition into the working world. A few short weeks ago I
began my final semester, and life has been filled with many changes and exciting
opportunities ever since.
Over a month ago I began an internship at a truly
wonderful company - and have discovered already what a valuable experience it
can be.
Special thanks Uncle
Louis and everyone at Konica Minolta for providing me with such a great
experience - you're all so wonderful!
For any of you readers who are currently interns, or will be in the near future, my friendly words of advice to you are to… Go
Big! Remember to put yourself out there and to try everything at least once.
Always be proactive, take initiative and dream big! You owe it to yourself to set no
limits!
I'm also thrilled to have the chance to use my blog as a way
to share with you ways in which thrifting
can help you look chic and professional for your internship, or
for any other event that calls for 'business casual' attire!
Sweater // $6.99 Dress // $8.99 Scarf // $2.00 Heels // $9.99
Necklace // $1.99
Necklace // $1.99
Blazer // $7.99 Short sleeve shirt // $3.00 Skirt // $5.99 Heels // $9.99 Necklace // $3.50
Jacket // $11.99 Tank top // $3.00 Skirt // $5.99 Ballet Flats // $5.00
All of the items in the outfits above were thrifted
from local thrift shops and each outfit is under $50!
Thrift Smart: Checking
thrift stores when on the hunt to create a business-friendly wardrobe, is a
great place to start. Why? Quite often it's the first type of clothing people
tend to donate. Thrift stores are filled with collared shirts, button-up
blouses, formal slacks and fitted blazers. Scour the racks and see what is available before you
go and drop big bucks on expensive suits and shirts.
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