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Good Stuff Cheap: ladies and gentlemen, here’s how to put together a party outfit for under $200
| January 13, 2011
We challenged two style bloggers, Ryan Michael Cheung (of four1sixfive1four.tumblr.com) and Afiya Francisco (of thestylehouse.ca), to put together a party outfit for $200. They did it, shoes and all
On Ryan
Preppy grey blazer, $78.
Urban Outfitters, 481 Queen St. W., 416-203-8633.
Nerd-chic bow tie, $19.90.
Zara, Eaton Centre, 220 Yonge St., 647-288-0333.
Oxford shirt, $24.50.
H&M, Eaton Centre, 220 Yonge St., 416-593-0064.
Dark denim, $34.50.
H&M, Eaton Centre, 220 Yonge St., 416-593-0064.
Sleek boots, $33.90.
Forever 21, 302 Yonge St., 416‑260-9019.
On Afiya
Leopard-print beret, $60.
Le Petit Beret, 647-888-8968, petitberet.com.
Beaded skinny scarf, $10.
Forever 21, 302 Yonge St., 416-260‑9019.
Risky Business–style dress shirt, $12.
Joe Fresh Style, select stores, joe.ca.
High-waisted silver crackle-patterned leggings, $38.
American Apparel, select stores, americanapparel.ca.
Chunky platform booties, $33.80.
Forever 21, 302 Yonge St., 416‑260‑9019.
(Image: John Cullen)
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- How to make your own soda water
- A massive mirror for a modest cost
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- How to glam up a parlour on a not-so-huge budget
- The best deals for kids’ favourites
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