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Put together a fab "recessionista" wardrobe

Apr 20, 2009 by FN's Happy Lopez

flashbox.jpgEven as we all feel the financial crunch and can’t shop as often as we want to, we know we can stay in style if we know how to put together a “recessionista” wardrobe-consisting of great fashion finds that are still within our budget.

If you want to update your wardrobe with ten key summer trends without breaking the bank, you can check out budget finds from one of Manila’s favorite shopping haunts, The Ramp Crossings.  It offers a mix of this season’s must-haves for the frugal fashionista. From trendy jumpsuits to sexy swimsuits, The Ramp has something for every budget, need, and style persona. Take your pick from these ten summer staples:

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1. Jumpsuits

    Abrace white jersey jumpsuit, P2490
 
2. Citrus
    Wildflower convertible tube top, P1980
    Wildflower orange jumpsuit with zipper details, P1850
 
3. Luxewear Boho
    Wildflower one-shoulder dress, P1955
    The Ramp gold snake spiral bangle, P275
 
4. Strapless
    Wildflower Ikat print convertible dress, P1350
 
5. Shorts
    Faith Hope Love summer shorts with stripe belt, P980
 
6. Glam Swimwear
    Wildflower cut-out maillot, P1395
    Salsa Trends silver bikini, P1395
 
7. Floral
    Seven Dials satin floral blouson, P895
 
8. Sheer
    Wildflower off-shoulder chiffon top, P1950
 
9. Chunky Gold
    Classic clip earrings, P350
    Symmetrical post earrings, P766
 
10. Statement Shoes
      Possibility military strap booties, P2800

Check out the gallery below for more budget-friendly choices.

THE RAMP CROSSINGS has branches in Crossings Edsa Shangri-la Plaza, Crossings Quezon Avenue, Crossings TriNoma, The Ramp Podium, and The Ramp Glorietta.
 

3 Comments

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  • val

    I like the clothes! Sexy but not loud..

    April 22, 2009 at 11:37 am


  • gwacie

    I would hardly call a P2490 jumpsuit frugal.

    April 26, 2009 at 3:37 pm


  • carried_away

    The clothes in The Ramp are reasonably-priced. They don't m*ss-produce designs like other stores. I think it's worth it.

    April 30, 2009 at 11:38 am


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