Jexshop International Giveaway

As much as shopping is fun, it is never easy on the budget. It would be completely unrealistic to buy new clothes every month (I try to stick to a shopping budget whenever I can). But since the advent of websites like Jexshop, it has changed my opinion of shopping. In fact, they have really affordable prices on trendy items that makes it easier on my budget to indulge a little bit, especially if there are a few trends I'd like to try. The best part about Jexshop is that they offer free worldwide shipping with no minimum so you need not have to worry about the extra courier charges on your items.

You can find several pieces worth $20 or less, which is really good value for money. Here are some items that I've managed to dig up:



Therefore, I am pleased to be the bearer of good news today as I have partnered with Jexshop to give one lucky reader of Life in the Fash Lane a chance to win $10 code to shop at their website (free shipping). 

To enter this giveaway, follow a few simple steps below: 

a Rafflecopter giveaway


You have until July 22nd to send in your entry! Good luck!


 

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post from Jexshop. All opinion are my own. 

2015 Outfits: First Half

My style is all over the place. However, I've been more adventurous with taking on trends for this year such as rompers, palm prints and bow back dresses. There are also a few staples like floral, polka and stripes. I have to say that of all the trends so far this year, rompers/jumpsuits are my favorite!


Blue Floral / Timeless with Stripes / Durango: 2 Ways to Style a Leather Purse / Geometric Jumpsuit / Tropical Suit / I Heart Polka / Airport Style / Shift to the Mint Julep / Mint Bow / Denim Blouse: Two Ways
Bodycon Chevron /  Pink & Leopard / Keeping You Stylish: Mint Lace Dress / The Little Green Dress / B&W Chic / Peach Sundress / Vintage Floral / Graffiti Shorts / Pink Jumpsuit / Daisy Print

I'd like to get the pulse from my readers - which are your favorite outfits so far? What would you like to see more of in my blog?

 

Crop Top Obsession


Since I started this blog, I vouched to myself that I will keep an open mind about fashion. So far, so good. I have been actively seeking out new and timeless trends that I can incorporate into my wardrobe. One of them is the crop top trend. I know that it takes a lot of guts and body confidence to be able to pull off a crop top. Not to say that I have oozing body confidence but it is all about playing with your assets to make the whole outfit work. 



Top: SheInside / Pants: Jag Jeans / Necklace: Sheinside / Shoes: Mendrez (similar)

This red scalloped crop top is from Sheinside. When I saw this on the website, I was debating as to whether or not I should buy it. I was attracted to the color and the scalloped detailing on the hem but I was not sure if I can pull off the crop top look. But I took a leap of faith and decided to order the top. When I got the item, I heaved a sigh of relief because it wasn't too low (which I feared). The hem just hangs right around the navel, which was just what I wanted or could dare. It bared just enough tummy but never too much.


Would you dare to wear a crop top?


 


PS - Exciting news! I was one of the featured bloggers at the recent Links a la Mode at IFB! Thank you!!


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CocoMelody: Homecoming Dresses You Can Wear #IRL

Disclaimer: This post was sponsored for by CocoMelody.com. However, the opinion expressed are completely my own. 


When it comes to shopping for special occasion dresses like bridesmaid or cheap homecoming dresses, one of the things that I look at is the versatility of the dress. I would not want to splurge money on a dress that will I wear only once - that isn't what smart shopping is about! For today's post, I've teamed up with CocoMelody to introduce their new homecoming dresses 2015 collection that are trendy, timeless and versatile. You can therefore wear these dresses when you're done wearing it to a wedding or homecoming party. 

The ability to re-wear your clothes in real life life (aka not a party!) starts upon shopping itself. If possible, choose neutral colors that can be easily mixed and matched with other existing pieces in your closet. The type of fabric on the dress is also a practical consideration. Lace and silk are two types of fabrics that work great with special occasion dresses but can be easily transitioned into office or semi-formal wear too.  



What other styling suggestions do you have for re-wearing special occasion dresses?