A couple of days ago, I posted about a vintage Chanel alligator envelope clutch that was amazing. I subscribe to a lot of shopping sale sites, and Billionaire Girls is one of my favorite sites to browse. They had a wonderful vintage Chanel jewelry sale, and though the prices were fairly affordable (prices starting at $165) they were still out of my league. I'm saving for my New York trip in February, so splurging on vintage Chanel was something I couldn't do right now. But I will!
Vintage Chanel
A couple of days ago, I posted about a vintage Chanel alligator envelope clutch that was amazing. I subscribe to a lot of shopping sale sites, and Billionaire Girls is one of my favorite sites to browse. They had a wonderful vintage Chanel jewelry sale, and though the prices were fairly affordable (prices starting at $165) they were still out of my league. I'm saving for my New York trip in February, so splurging on vintage Chanel was something I couldn't do right now. But I will!
The Find: Underground Fashion Market
'The Find' is the brainchild of Chelsea Dreyer, who started her career in public relations but switched to something that would allow her to use her creative side. She quit her job in January after she thought of the idea of bringing an underground fashion marketplace to Houston. In April, the first 'Find' event was born. She brought different local designers of jewlery, clothing and handbags together to sell their one-of-a-kind designs in one space for two days during the fall and spring seasons. After Houston, Chelsea is planning to take the traveling underground fashion marketplace to cities such as New Orleans, Dallas, London, New York, and Los Angeles.
This past Friday & Saturday, (October 9 & 10th) the fall (and second) installment of 'The Find' took place at Winter Street Studios. The first day of the event was on Friday. Both days they were open from 9-6pm. I was lucky enough to find out about 'The Find' and quickly signed up to volunteer.
Upon entering, I was blown away! This was one of those things that you felt like it was your own little secret... but a secret that you wanted to tell everyone you knew about it. There were several designers that had amazing pieces. I seriously wanted to buy all of it. There was a wide range to choose from depending on your style and each of the vendors were there to make your experience worthwhile.
I had an excellent time working with Chelsea. She is passionate, nice, and smart! She really inspired me to go for what I want to do in life and to JUST DO IT.
Don't miss this event when it happens again in April. I know I will be there.
For more information & to get on the mailing list... Go to http://www.thefindhouston.com/Also, search The Find on Facebook & become a FAN!
Cool Website

ModCloth is a indie & vintage clothing website started by a young woman named Susan and her husband.
The owner's story from the site:
Just a Girl in a Thrift Store
ModCloth started as an outlet for a teenage “thrifter.” Susan Gregg-Koger spent weekends and summers in high school thrift-store shopping with friends and found herself unable to pass up a great find in any size. Susan’s closet was soon full of vintage wares she could not wear.
With the help of her boyfriend (now husband) Eric Koger, Susan turned thrifting into a modest money-making hobby by launching a website in 2002. She had a sale the first day.
Six years later, Susan and Eric turned ModCloth into a career. Susan searches the world for small designers and unique pieces that fit her customers’ discriminating tastes. Eric runs the business, using his web expertise to rocket ModCloth to the top of Google searches for numerous hot keywords.
website: http://www.modcloth.com/store/ModCloth/Womens/Accessories