Bee-anca
Back to School Listl:
-Sweaters: 1 monotone colored cardigan, 1 large ribbed cream sweater, 1 orange sweater
-Colored blazer
-Scarves
-Loose V-necks, long sleeve V-necks, some turtlenecks maybes- basics
-A printed sweatshirt
-Plaid coat
-Jeans from Ann Taylor Loft, also a different colored jean like purple or gray
-Real Uggs? For Christmas
-A vest
-Some simple dresses and a patterned/floral dress
-Colored tights / printed / black tights- knit leggings [burgundy?]
-Long chain necklaces
-Navy high-top Converse
-Moccasins
-Bow blouse
-Black oxford heels
-Colored jeans
Other:
-Back to school bag from- target or the bus bag
-Hair cut: think Selena Gomez/Hillary Duffish bangs and blonde highlights layers
-New make-up: Lip-gloss / Chap Stick, eyeliner, mascara, ect.
-Jonas Brothers school supplies
-Cool colored 5-star
-Nail Polish (grow nails out)
-Hair straightener and other hair products: hairbrush, hair ties/bows, clips
-New underwear/bras
-New beauty stuff: deodorant, shampoo / conditioner, tweezers, razors
Color Scheme
Olive, deep purple, mustard yellow, indigo, navy, gold, burgundy, cream, sage, brown, pumpkin
Stores
Forever21
Deliaâs
H&M
Gap
Target
Urban Outfitters
Goodwill
Ann Taylor Loft
Staples
CVS
J Crew
Victoriaâs Secret
American Apparel
Do I need to add anything???
sorry if some people got over whelmed by all this lol i know its a lot! but im obviously not going to buy it all!! its just some things i would like to have and maybe dig up from some second hand stores or my moms old clothes. trust me i am not rich or a snob and i understand that other people dont have many things and i surely donate clothes and money to various charities. thanks!
Answer
you should dress casual to school. kids expesially freshman being in 12th grade now look really dumb walking around in heels carrying a 30lbs backpack going up 3 flights of stairs. and by the end of the year you will more than likly grow out og JB most kids do.
you should dress casual to school. kids expesially freshman being in 12th grade now look really dumb walking around in heels carrying a 30lbs backpack going up 3 flights of stairs. and by the end of the year you will more than likly grow out og JB most kids do.
What are some tips and tricks to save money on back to school shopping?
Autumn
I'm only a kid, but we'll be shopping for school stuff near the end of Aug. coz we start September 8. I gotta buy--
--backpack
--Arm warmers
--Claire's Jewelery ( priced 8-10$)
--Notebooks
--pens, pencils, folders
--clothing (not a whole lot of clothes, 2-3 at most)
I don't have a budget but I'm a kid and want to save some money. What are the best times for shopping, also?
Thx!
Answer
Right now if you watch the CVS, Walgreens, Target, Staples and Right Aid weekly specials, you will see some FREE, yes FREE, school supplies and very cheap ones.
CVS offers a few free school supplies every Sunday and Monday, so you have to go early to get them. Walgreens had free pens last week, this week it is shampoo and toothbrushes free (but you still need those for school). Walgreens has papermate highlighters right now for .29 a pack and nice 1" binders for .99 each. Lots of other school supplies under $1.00 each. CVS has on sunday and Monday this week - 2 free stretch book covers, rulers, glue and 1 subject notebooks. Also lots of specials on other stuff.
Target and Staples will run penny and quarter sales along with deeply discounted items.
I would suggest getting any items that are cheap or free that you KNOW you will use. Later in the school year if you run out you will not be able to find these kind of prices. Stock up now on that stuff then once you have your list from classes you can add on what you need then.
On Claires - ALWAYS shop the back of the store. They have the clearance stuff there and the redline sales are great. Take a friend so if it is 15 items for $10.00 you can split the cost and the loot. Also you can share earrings that come in a bunch on a card.
Back pack - again watch all the stores I mentioned for school supplies. CVS had a special that you got $5 back on any backpack purchase. They will have lots of promotions this time of year.
Clothes - do you do resale shops? We do the goodwill and salvation army ones. They have some nice stuff - always wash first. Look for upper scale/designer resale shops. We also do the mall and look for specials. Again take a friend and split the specials. We just got sneakers for $15 off by sharing the buy with a friend - if you spent 100 you got back 30 on the sale.
Target has a lot of nice basic items for clothing. Our plan is usually to go and get basic items (solid color tops and bottoms) and then add in some prints and novelty shirts, jackets, jewelry etc as we go. I give each kid a set limit of what they can spend and they stay in the limits or spend their own money.
Check your local grocery store. Ours has a fuel perks where if you buy gift cards for certain stores you get money off your gas. we bought a camera and an ipod touch at best buy - bought certificates and got two free tanks of gas. Makes mom much more conducive to going shopping if you get her free gas....
Right now if you watch the CVS, Walgreens, Target, Staples and Right Aid weekly specials, you will see some FREE, yes FREE, school supplies and very cheap ones.
CVS offers a few free school supplies every Sunday and Monday, so you have to go early to get them. Walgreens had free pens last week, this week it is shampoo and toothbrushes free (but you still need those for school). Walgreens has papermate highlighters right now for .29 a pack and nice 1" binders for .99 each. Lots of other school supplies under $1.00 each. CVS has on sunday and Monday this week - 2 free stretch book covers, rulers, glue and 1 subject notebooks. Also lots of specials on other stuff.
Target and Staples will run penny and quarter sales along with deeply discounted items.
I would suggest getting any items that are cheap or free that you KNOW you will use. Later in the school year if you run out you will not be able to find these kind of prices. Stock up now on that stuff then once you have your list from classes you can add on what you need then.
On Claires - ALWAYS shop the back of the store. They have the clearance stuff there and the redline sales are great. Take a friend so if it is 15 items for $10.00 you can split the cost and the loot. Also you can share earrings that come in a bunch on a card.
Back pack - again watch all the stores I mentioned for school supplies. CVS had a special that you got $5 back on any backpack purchase. They will have lots of promotions this time of year.
Clothes - do you do resale shops? We do the goodwill and salvation army ones. They have some nice stuff - always wash first. Look for upper scale/designer resale shops. We also do the mall and look for specials. Again take a friend and split the specials. We just got sneakers for $15 off by sharing the buy with a friend - if you spent 100 you got back 30 on the sale.
Target has a lot of nice basic items for clothing. Our plan is usually to go and get basic items (solid color tops and bottoms) and then add in some prints and novelty shirts, jackets, jewelry etc as we go. I give each kid a set limit of what they can spend and they stay in the limits or spend their own money.
Check your local grocery store. Ours has a fuel perks where if you buy gift cards for certain stores you get money off your gas. we bought a camera and an ipod touch at best buy - bought certificates and got two free tanks of gas. Makes mom much more conducive to going shopping if you get her free gas....
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