Top Shops: The Wardrobe Boutique
My great friend had been telling me about a spot I needed to check out at 1822 Spring Garden Street. "I can't believe you haven't been there!" She adorably exclaimed. "They have ALL of the designers and the prices are amazing." I nodded that I would give the spot a try.
The very next day, Living Social emails me a list of their vouchers, one of which was a 'spend $25 for $50' coupon...for the very same place in which my friend tried to get me to go to. Must have been destiny, because I found my way there, voucher in tow. That place is The Wardrobe Boutique.
I never really know what to expect when I try a new consignment/vintage/thrift store. Some can be very sketchy. The Wardrobe Boutique was anything BUT sketchy.
They even had a gorgeous section of jewels. A few pairs of these earrings almost came with me.
And, my loves of the moment, statement necklaces!
But beside the fashions, what I love most about this spot is that a percentage of your purchases go to helping women obtain workwear who may not be able to afford it. Since 1995, the Wardrobe Boutique has helped a reported 75,000 women with career wardrobes. A cause definitely worth being a part of.
So I know what you're wondering...what did I get?
I spent my voucher in this lovely Lenora Dame necklace. Originally sold at Anthropologie (loving sigh) for $105, my $50 voucher (that I spent $25 on) took care of this beauty for me. And I'm in love.
But then, I saw these...Vivienne Westwood Melissa Pumps...and in my fave color, and my size. Been looking for these babes for years now. Originally priced between $260-$300, I would say that the $24.99 I paid made these a steal. Well worth it for a worthy cause on more than worthy fashions.
For more info on the Wardrobe Boutique, go to the company site, listed above.
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