In last week’s episode, we went thrifting, and I let you in on one of my favorite parts of the hunt lately: using my digital closet on Indyx while I thrift.
I can catalog a find right there in the store, and they’ve added an Enhance feature that makes it so easy to snap a quick photo and instantly turn it into the perfect clean product image for my digital closet. Then comes my favorite part: before I even leave the store, I can start styling that thrift find with pieces I already own. It makes the whole thrifting process even more creative and fun.
Having my closet on Indyx has honestly made getting dressed more creative, too. I love documenting my outfits, brainstorming new combinations from the comfort of my bed, or playing around with styling ideas whenever I’m killing time. And for someone like me who is regularly bringing home new thrift and vintage finds, it’s been such a great way to actually see what I own and start styling those new pieces right away.
So here’s a little breakdown of my Indyx closet: I’ve cataloged 827 items… wowza!!
It sounds like a lot, but I definitely didn’t do it all at once. Now, whenever I thrift or shop something new, or wear a piece that somehow hasn’t made it into my digital closet yet, I add it at the end of the day.
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And then there are the 410 outfits I’ve saved, which are a mix of looks I’ve actually worn and styling ideas I’m still playing with.
Basically, I feel like a real-life Cher from Clueless… what more could I ask for?!
I also love the calendar feature because I can look back and see exactly what I wore and when I wore it. It’s my own personal outfit diary.
There’s also a selfie section, so I can see the outfits on me and remember how I styled all the pieces together.
And in my YouTube episode, I took you along for the whole process. We went to the thrift store, I cataloged my finds right there in Indyx, and then I styled one of my new pieces with items already in my closet. From there, I came straight back to the Dress Up Closet and brought the whole idea to life.
A little outfit magic! A pink polo-style knit I found at the thrift store got the full country club treatment.
And because I wanted to keep the dress up magic going, I put together two shoppable looks inspired by the outfit so you can create your own version of the country club look.
1980's White Hard Plastic Sun Visor Black Script Ujena Fashion Hat $20
80s 90s Sleeveless Knit Top SZ MED Collared V-Neck Turquoise Stripe $18
Vintage beaded clutch, gold top handle evening bag $65
1970s Vintage Bright Pink Floral Vacation Wrap Shorts $15
Dolce Vita Linnet Sandals Onyx Suede $80
Vintage Mr. Buckle & Mrs. Hide Hat Visor Strap Back Leather Floral Womens 70s $27.99
Vintage Y2K Old Navy Perfect Fit Pink Crochet Knit Cap Sleeve Top $20.00
Vintage Free People USA Dark Floral Smock Size XS Flowy Shorts $17.70
Vintage Box Bag for Evening by David's of 5th Ave~ Lux Gold, MCM ERA, Chic~ M $22.99
Vintage Tree of Life Necklace Womens Gold Rhinestone Boho $24.62
Large 6" Black Peony Poly Silk Flower Hair Clip,Pin Up,Updo,Rockabilly,Goth $12.00
Grace Sandals Ecru and Black Snakeskin Sezane $180.00
This summer, this heels-loving girl has officially embraced the flat, and I’ve been having so much fun finding styles that still feel like me.
I’ve been putting them to the test everywhere: the streets of New York, the county fair, baseball games, and, of course, my latest flat test… the Rose Bowl Flea Market.
For a full day of treasure hunting, I wore the Anya Low Ballerinas from Sézane, and they passed the test! I loved how they added that final little dash of glam to my flea market look.
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