8 Cheap and Easy Ways to Make Your Summer Wardrobe Look New

[Everpretty]

Sick of your summer clothes but on a serious budget? We’ve got some creative ways to make your old wardrobe feel completely fresh—for very little cash.

1. Put a hip twist on the maxidress.
2.Go to new lengths—without sewing a stitch.
3.Take a dip into the tie-dye trend.
4.Take a retro look at accessories.
5.Invest in the right sandals.
6.Throw on an unexpected belt.
7.Get a bright idea.
8.Break out the scissors!

[Stink_Pink]

Some good ideas. I didn't do a lot of clothing shopping this summer. I bought a lot of heels and sandals, some I haven't worn yet. I couldn't get into the maxi dress trend. I like to show off my legs and they look like house robes on me even though I'm avg-tall height.

[brooke]

Originally Posted by Stink_Pink Some good ideas. I didn't do a lot of clothing shopping this summer. I bought a lot of heels and sandals, some I haven't worn yet. I couldn't get into the maxi dress trend. I like to show off my legs and they look like house robes on me even though I'm avg-tall height.

I KILLED the maxidress this spring/summer. That was almost my everyday attire. I have 27 and am constantly looking for more. They are the best pregnancy clothes in the entire world.

[Stink_Pink]

I was just looking online for skirts and dresses and I see every designer had them out for summer. I tried some in TJmaxx that had the beads on the strings that tie halter style. The prints on them are beautiful but for some reason I did not find them flattering on me. I tried the more blousy ones and I see they have some that are more straight down and those may have done me more justice. Tjmaxx had them as low as 12.99! I bet they are perfect for maternity wear.

[brooke]

I usually end up having to have mine hemmed because I'm too short. I don't like the tiered ones but some of the print ones are really nice, the silky/satin ones are my fave. The fact that it just drapes over the belly is a huge plus