greenlagirl.com - 9/23/2009
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Frugal fashionistas with an environmental conscience — or credit card debt — can slip into a new challenge with the potential to reshape closets, lives, and bank accounts: The Great American Apparel Diet .
Call it The Compact Lite for eco-fashionistas ( The Compact , by the way, ...
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... >> The Great American Apparel Diet.
Lose credit card debt while rediscovering the closet you already own!
Many women have signed up NOT to shop for clothes for a whole year—though accessories and shoes are allowed, as are homemade and used
clothes, if you’re willing to tweak the rules a bit. Stay fashionable
without feeding consumer culture. ...
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