After a decade in a bad relationship, Im super excited to be single again.
The problem is my wardrobe.
I want to splurge and invest in some clothing that makes me feel fabulous.
It feels irresponsible to spend money on clothes after Ive just spent a substantial chunk of my savings.
Dear Suddenly Single,
What an exciting time for you!
Enjoy this unfettered time, and allow yourself to truly relax.
You dont come out of the mall with 14 bags and a new outlook on life.
Take a look at your current closet.
Take the same approach when it comes to getting comfortable in your new social skin.
), build a wardrobe refresh into that plan.
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Now, about getting the most out of whatever modest clothing budget you decide on.
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Plus, since someone has curated the selection for you, youll save some time.
Less time spent shopping, more time spent having fun on dates.
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