Video: Cheap & Easy Ways to Dress Up Your Wardrobe

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Belts, costume jewelry and deceptively expensive-looking shoes all make cheap and easy ways to dress up your wardrobe. Add variety to your look without the sticker shock thanks to this free video of fashion advice.

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Erin Busbee

Erin Busbee

http://www.busbeestyle.com/

Ever since Erin Busbee was a little girl she has had a passion for fashion and beauty… dressing her friends and family, including her poor baby brother and styling hair for any and all willing participants. It’s a love she has carried into her professional life. For years, Busbee worked as an award-winning producer for WCBS-TV in New York, where she routinely researched and wrote about fashion trends. She also collaborated closely with top magazine editors/writers from the most elite fashion publications like “Vogue,” “Elle,” “In Style,” and “Lucky” Magazines. In 2005, she founded Hewitt Media Consulting through which she personally trained CEO’s, entrepreneurs, magazine editors and TV reporters. Her consulting sessions always included fashion and beauty pointers, helping clients shine for their major TV appearances. Erin didn’t stay behind the scenes; she has been front and center with extensive experience on camera. She worked as an anchor/reporter in Watertown and Rochester, New York. She also became the entertainment/fashion reporter for WCBS-TV where she kept up on all the hottest trends. In 2007, she took on the role as host and producer for Hotnewz.tv, a revolutionary Internet news program focused on the young and hip college crowd. Erin created and wrote a weekly segment for Hotnewz called “Fashion Fix.” It gave viewers the inside scoop on, what else, fashion! Recently, Erin moved to the Texas Hill Country and started her image consulting business “Busbee Style”. Busbee Style is her newest baby, a passion for sure! Through Busbee Style, Erin does personal shopping, fashion styling and closet organization. Now, Erin is dressing and styling all types of Texans from cowboys to socialites.

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Hi, I'm Erin and I'm a fashion stylist. So, you're on a limited budget but you still want to spice up your style. No worries.There are so many ways you can dress up your wardrobe without breaking the bank. Our model, Heather is wearing a simple black dress. Now a black dress is something most of us already have in our closet. So, it's a good place to start. you can easily reinvent your black dress or most anything in your closet with accessories. Let me show you what I mean. Here's a red waist belt that was under twenty bucks. I throw this around the dress and create instant curves. The color also really pops against the black. So, belts are always one inexpensive option. Another idea is costume jewelry. It is everywhere and it can be very inexpensive. Try a statement necklace or some stand out chandelier earrings. Both pieces on their own can make an outfit. Our model is wearing a fab pair of great quality gold earrings that I just picked up for thirty bucks. Another simple way to add some more pizazz to your wardrobe, shoes. Look, I love a Christian Louboutin just like the next girl. But who can afford nine hundred bucks for heels? You can find gorgeous and expensive looking shoes everywhere from DSW to Target, even PayLess. Our model's black pumps are from DSW. They were 60 dollars. And don't forget about outlet stores and consignment shops. Some of the best and most treasured pieces in my closet are from consignment shops. With a little patience and focus, you will no doubt come home with some fab finds. Our model is wearing a perfect example. It's a silk sheath by Theory I bought at a consignment shop eight years ago for forty dollars and it's still kicking around.

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