If you read the title of this post and thought of the Jonas Brothers, I like you a lot. Yes. I, like so many other women who were 14 years old in 2008, have been enjoying the wave of new and nostalgic excitement that has come with the revival of the Jonas Brothers. And no, this post isn't (entirely) about the JoBros, but they have been a blast from the past reminder of my teen years. And when I was trying to think of how to describe this outfit for this post, my mind went str

I have never really understood online shopping. People say being able to just open up a laptop wherever they are and buy something gives them that instant jolt of buyer's high, but to me waiting 5-7 business days to receive a package sounds more like prolonged suffering than instant gratification. That said, ThredUp has always been on my radar, and when a friend of mine reached out to suggest it, I decided to finally give it a shot. ThredUp is an online consignment store, and

Sometimes people say crazy things to me like, "I wish I could find cool things at the thrift store" or "I can never find anything good at thrift stores." Sounds crazy to me, because I don't think it takes any ridiculous skill to thrift. Anyone can do it, and today's post is a collection of a few tips for how. I have waited on posting this, because I feel like they're similar tips to what's already out there. But I also don't mind being a reiteration of solid advice. I'll star