Someone once asked me what I spend my money on. Clothes? travel? Eat? Honestly, it’s all of the above. However, the fiscal emphasis on things I enjoy is interchangeable. For example, if I’m splurging on a trip, I won’t spend a lot on items to wear on that trip. Instead, this is the time when I will look for things that are expensive Look<\/em>And this is also the time when the fun begins. Indulging in items that look expensive but aren’t actually expensive can give you more freedom when it comes to experimenting with your style, giving you some leeway to try out a trend you’re interested in but don’t know if you want to do everything on a pay-check basis. I would also argue that there is no greater feeling than when someone compliments your COS sweater thinking it’s from The Row.<\/p>\n The most important features I look for when purchasing elevated pieces on a budget are the cut and silhouette. When something fits well, a lot can be overlooked. Quality is also important. For example, you should buy 100% cotton whenever possible, although finding these materials at a lower price requires some ingenuity. Thankfully, I’ve already done the heavy lifting for you.<\/p>\n