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Hey Guys,

Today, I will be sharing 5 reasons why I love charity shops.

LETS GO!


  1. Price - They 'can be' cheap! "Look good for less" I use the words 'can be' as I know some are expensive but majority of times, this depends on the location.
  2. Unique - I honestly think modern day fashion has lost a lot of its uniqueness. However, with charity shops, things are different. The exploration is unending and it is very rare to find the same thing twice in a Charity Shop.
  3. Supporting Charities - I like shopping and so why not shop and help out where I can? (guilt-free shopping lol)
  4. Less Crowded - Shopping centers can be fun but for people like me, who hate wasting time, it can be very draining and overwhelming. There is always too many people around!!!!
  5. The Brag Bomb - I love the look on people's faces when I tell them how much my outfits cost me!
Outfit Details:
  • Orange Blazer (gift) - New York Laundry Label
  • White Halter-Neck Top - Primark
  • Blue Tartan Skirt - Barnado's (charity shop in Wythenshaw, UK) £1.99
  • Heels - Dorothy Perkins (Discontinued Item)
Well its been fun! A big shout-out to my little sister who did my makeup for the above look! (she's super talented..)
Till next time.

Ejiji-Vintage
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Hi Guys,

I was recently in London visiting a friend and so having heard so much about the charity shops over there, I decided to snoop in a few and that was where I came across this lovely lace skirt.


I love the look of it. It is extremely comfortable and perfect for the summer!


The fitting is quite loose around my waist but I am pretty sure that I can find someone to fix that for me.


In terms of my outfit, I really did not want to wear black (shocking right?) and so I thought the next best thing was burgundy!


Please find below the details of my outfit:



  • White Lace Skirt - Cancer Research UK
  • Velvet Crop Top - Open Market in Gorton, Manchester
  • Burgundy Heels - H&M
Please do not forget to share your thoughts with me!
Till next time.

Ejiji-Vintage
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Hey guys!

So my new fashion blogpost is out! I'm sure you are all so excited as I am lol!

This time round, I actually went charity shopping in Wythenshaw. If you are based in Manchester and are looking for cheap charity shops that sell great quality clothes, then Wythenshaw is the best place for you. Honestly speaking, if I  had bought everything I loved, then by now I would be financially drained...

Thank God for self-control ay?

I LOVE SWIRL SKIRTS!

So you can imagine how I felt when I spotted this grey swirl skirt.

After seeing the price (£2:85), I knew God was telling me to buy it. The cheap price had to be a confirmation from above!!!! I knew I had to buy it.
(when I thought about things, I just couldn't bear the thought of someone else buying it and me loosing out on such a great opportunity ahahahah)

In relation to my outfit choices, I tried being very experimental.

Personally, I have no problems wearing black all year long but this time round I decided to add abit of color for you guys.

Initially, I wanted to wear a white halter neck crop top. However, the crop top I had in mind was badly stained and so I looked around my wardrobe....

I found a dress that I bought about 2 years ago.... (yes, yes, yes, there is a white dress underneath the grey skirt in my first outfit!)


I also tried color blocking with a mustard yellow crop top. (looking back at the pictures, I really do think both colors work quite well together )

Well enough of me ranting now, please find the details of the outfit below:



  • Grey Skirt - Age UK
  • White Dress  (I struggled finding the actual dress but found something similar) - New Look
  • Heels (outfit1) - Matalan (Discontinued)
  • Mustard Yellow Crop Top - New Look
  • Heels (outfit2) - Primark
I cannot wait to read what you all think about both outfits.
Till next time.

Ejiji-Vintage

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