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The beginning of a new school year is like New Year's Day. It is time to press reset and start fresh. I don't hoard, but I like collecting things that will make my work day more fashionable and efficient.
Check out these Idea Lists from Amazon US and UK.
Amazon Fashion Slay
Fashion is what you buy. Style is how you wear it.
.Your style comes from your personality. It is a showcase of who you are on the inside and a reflection of how you feel. You can use your style to tell people about themselves or the world around you. It is the way you set yourself apart. Your distinctive appearance may be influenced by your culture, music, heritage, life cycle, birthright...anything. It is the spice that everyone has to add to bring out the flavor in their outfit. Create your .trend with ideas from Marsha Kerr Talley. Here are three style tips for you to use today.
Visit my Amazon storefronts for style ideas
Amazon Try Before You Buy
Amazon is a great place to find unique pieces. Prime Try Before You Buy is a Prime-exclusive program where you can try eligible items from women's, men's, kids', and baby clothing, shoes, and accessories before you buy them. You have seven days to try the items at home, and we'll only charge for the things you keep.
- Use the Try Before You Buy option to try out style ideas without spending a penny.
- Sign up for Personal Shopper by Prime Before You Buy: https://amzn.to/47TsPpc
Use the Camera Lens
- The Lens feature. You will see a camera button at the top right of your Amazon search bar. Use it to find outfits you see on or offline.
- Always filter using the 4-star and more button. You want items others have confirmed are worth your money.
- There is also a feature to scan barcodes or even things in a room to find what you need.
- Some countries have a design your room option where you can add furniture to your space to how it looks before purchasing those items.
- Here is a link to join Amazon Prime: https://amzn.to/3PcxqeH
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