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Accessorize for Added Value

Accessories add variety to your wardrobe, transforming clothes from ultra casual to dressed up, or taking a simple outfit from day to evening. A few well-chosen items can make a simple, inexpensive outfit look like a designer creation.

From: <i>How to Pay Less for Just About Anything</i>, Reader's Digest Canada

Second-Hand Hats

One of the hottest fall accessories is the hat, but you don't have to blow the budget to make a style statement. Whether you're hankering for a structured fedora, a feminine cloche or a soft, wool poor boy, try eBay. There are many available at great prices and they’re likely to be almost brand new, as many women will purchase one just for a special occasion.

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