First day of fall

As the cool breeze whipped my hair back and forth, the excitement of FALL raced across my mind. Fall weather is slowly creeping in and I could not be happier. Fall fashion is the time of year when you can push the fashion envelope to the limit or just be cool and casual. Here is a little outfit to get  you into the swing of things for fall. You can never go wrong with a sweater, jeans, and booties. Add your own twist and go! 

See you next File! 

~Bee~

P.S. Be sure to check out MariahV.com for their fall collection. Entire collection is designed by Dee and styled by Bee! 

First day of fall by fashionfilesquared featuring high heel boots

Joules round neck sweater
$115 - joules.com

J.Crew distressed jeans
jcrew.com

High heel boots
$750 - youheshe.com

NLY Accessories backpacks bag
$46 - nelly.com

14k earrings
wayfair.com

Lipsy watch
$49 - freemans.com

River Island red hat
$46 - riverisland.com

Rugged Chic

(Pants: Urban Outfitters: /Shoes: ShoeDazzle / Hat: vintage  / Vintage jewelry)

It s been a while since we have posted, but we PROMISE it is for a good reason. Here is a quick rugged chic  OOTD from Dee. Hope you like it!!! 

OOTD: Sunday Edition

Skirt: Made by Dee / Shoes: Off the Chain shoes ( $13.99) /  Belt: Thrift Store (.99) /  Shirt: Target $6.99

Blazer: Auntie (wore in a previous post) paid $0 for it  :) / Pants: thrift store (wore in previous post) unsure of the price, but under $5.00 / Shoes: Shoedazzle (years ago) Got them on sale so under $10 /  Purse: ALDO $24.99  / Necklace:ALDO $15.00

Heeeeyyy Filers! 

We wanted to come and bring a quick OOTD on what we wore to church Sunday. Our looks are dainty yet chic' and very true to our style. We may have been the living example of looking FLY on a budget on Sunday. Between the two of us our total outfits cost less than $100! CRAZY THOUGHT RIGHT?  Not really, once you figure out what your style is and what you like finding pieces at affordable prices becomes a lot easier. Do not get us wrong we LOVE all things designer, but we like to create looks that are versatile and budget friendly!

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Trend Alert: Distressed Denim

Denim: Distressed by Bee / Shoes: Nasty Gal / Arm Candy: A belt Dee made into a arm cuff / Top: by Dee

Handmade clutch  and distressed denim by Bee / top: ratchet store in my hometown  / Belt: thrift store / shoes: Target via Dirt Cheap / Sunnies: Love Culture / Arm Candy: Random bracelets / Necklace: vintage

TREND ALERT! TREND ALERT! Distressed Denim is everywhere and to be honest it is a long time favorite of ours. We have both been distressing denim for years causing us to only have denim with massive holes and rips. It is something about knowing you can purposely rip holes in something and no one will judge you for it...THE BEST. We have taken the trend and made it our own because that is what you are suppose to do with trends make them unique to you! On top of all that we found a new place to take our blog pictures can you say AMPED. Finding new scenery is always a plus and we have been on the hunt for months. (definitely off topic, but its okay.)

Back to this distressed denim, we want to give you some tips and hints for distressing your own denim. 

1. Use your old denim or thrift store denim. Why? because it is inexpensive and if you mess them up you are not out of a lot of money. (FYI: if you have never done it before will mess up your first pair.) AND yes our denim is from the thrift store. $10 total for the skirt and the pants! 

2. Try to use denim that is 100% cotton. This is the BEST for distressing because it frays and rips really well.  Denim material with spandex does not rip as well. 

3. Try different methods of distressing. You can use: sandpaper, knives, blades, scissors, and really anything with a sharp edge or rough surface.

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