The last time I dressed up in any school-girl related ensemble must have been in high school. But, I couldn’t pass up this chic look from Storets. If you haven’t heard of the brand yet, you’ll start to see them take over your Instagram feed once you’ve read this post. I love finding fashion-forward lines that are budget-conscious, and Storets offers affordable fashion at a price point that your wallet will love. Their pieces, like this A line black tweed skirt and bow tie blouse, are on trend and will earn you lots of compliments. This is already one of my most-liked Instagram photos ever! Keep reading to get the scoop on why I’ll be buying on repeat from this retailer.
Shop the Post
Top: Storets
Skirt: Storets
Pumps: Christian Louboutin (less expensive version here that I have in two colors)
Bag: Chanel (similar here)
Hat: Rag & Bone
Eye Makeup: Make Up For Ever
Blush: Charlotte Tilbury
Why You Need to Start Shopping at Storets
In today’s world of online shopping, there is an overwhelming amount of options. I might dare to go as far to say too many almost?! But, when it comes to affordable fashion, I am always happy when a new brand comes to town. When I was planning my outfits for NYFW in January, there were a handful of pieces I wanted to get from Storets, but I was worried they wouldn’t arrive in time. So, instead I ordered them this past month and was thrilled when they were all cute when they arrived.
Since I always strive to be brutally honest in my thoughts with you, I’m sharing my list of (mostly) pros and my main cons of ordering via this store.
Firstly, the clothes are really so cute. Aside from my tweed skirt and bow tie blouse, I also love this blush off-the-shoulder top, this gingham dress, and this pleated dress. As I mentioned above, the prices are palatable, with most items costing between $65-125 for the most part. Lastly, at least for now – I don’t see everyone else wearing it. I don’t have an issue buying the latest cult fave, like this cami I wore. But, I do like to have pieces that not everyone else has too.
The cons: well, really I only have to. To start, sizes are a bit funny. I sized up in nearly everything I bought (which doesn’t bother me, but I know some people women hate to do it). And, if you need to return anything – it’s going to cost you because you’ll be shipping it overseas. I think this will change as they grow, but for now you want to buy things you’re pretty certain will fit and will be great.
Have you shopped with Storets? Tell me what you bought below in the comments. Or – tell me what you think of the clothes if this is the first time you’re seeing them!
