Fashion

[maddiecat]

I discovered this blog last fall and have found it to be very interesting. Debbie is a former shopaholic who writes about all kinds of shopping/wardrobe issues. She usually writes an in-depth post two or three times a week. Many readers comment on her posts.

[magicmoodz]

I do, maddie.

I think Debbie shows us a real human side. She doesn't just tell readers what we should be doing. She sets goals and then when she falls short, she clearly admits it. Something to which I can relate!

[maddiecat]

I knew I was in good company!

[peachesncream]

I've read the blog off and on. I've been interested in downsizing and simple living for a long time. I don't overspend, but I do sometimes buy the wrong things. And I tend to put my nicest clothes aside for special occasions - that may never occur! I'm working on more careful shopping and wearing what I have.

[dosey]

I was following her blog for a while but had to cut back on my computer time, so I haven't read any of her posts lately. She really puts herself out there, doesn't she? I'll have to stop by her site soon and see what she is up to.

[~Lucky Lu~]

I do. Recovering Shopaholic's is one of two blogs I follow faithfully (The Vivienne Files being number one).

I talk a good game, but I continue to struggle with having too much stuff. I really hoped after I lost 70 pounds and donated 49 bags of clothes to Purple Heart that I would have learned something. I have spent all of January trying to tame my too-stuffed closet, though, and am disgusted that I continue to buy too much. I'm not in debt, but seriously, nobody needs the amount of clothes that I own.

I'm taking Debbie's new challenge for 2015, as Project 333 didn't really help me to curate my wardrobe.

[maddiecat]

I also follow the Vivienne Files.

Some other blogs I follow:

Into Mind

A Piece of Toast

The Stripe

Un-Fancy

Grechen's Closet -- she does a minimalist post on Thursdays