Giveaway: “The Cheap Chica’s Guide to Style.”

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new-bookI like Liliana Vasquez’ style. Not just her sartorial sense, but her common sense. Here are a couple of examples of the blogger and author’s advice:

“Labels don’t define us – they’re just little pieces of cloth that tell you how to take care of your garment.”

“Remember: Style can’t be bought. It comes from confidence and creativity.”

“Age is nothing but a number, but our style has to evolve as we get older whether we like it or not.”

“You don’t have to adhere completely to the fashion world’s rules to curate your own style.”

Vazquez, who blogs at The Cheap Chica’s Guide to Style, from her smart, practical and, yes, thrifty advice. “The Cheap Chica’s Guide to Style: Secrets to Shopping Cheap and Looking Chic” is this week’s giveaway.

According to publisher Gotham Books (a division of Penguin Group USA), the book is aimed at any woman “who wants to dress like a better, more fashionable version of herself without compromising her lifestyle or her budget.”

It’s a fun read and full of useful tips that Vazquez promises will help you “shop smart and dress like you give a damn.”

To enter:

If you do any (or all!) of these things, please leave separate, additional comments to get credit for each entry.

The deadline is 7 p.m. PDT Monday, June 23. If I don’t hear back from the winners by 7 p.m. PDT Tuesday, June 24, I’ll pull a new winner.

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71 thoughts on “Giveaway: “The Cheap Chica’s Guide to Style.””

  2. I could use any advice I can get. I love to dress like I care but the budget is a priority. New ideas would be welcomed with open arms!!

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  5. As a 50ish SAH mom, I usually dress like I don’t give a damn. My almost-12-yr-old daughter should read this, but she probably won’t. I might try steering her to the blog, though. Thanks for the chance.

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  7. I could soooo use this book! I’m in my late 50s and need some help looking hip but not idiotic. I hope I win it!! Thanks for the opportunity to enter the drawing.

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  11. I would love this book. It could help me go from plain jane (because I feel I can’t afford the stylish stuff) to hot mom especially since I am about to have my first child this Fall.

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  13. My email says to leave a separate comment if I follow Surviving and Thriving on Facebook which I have under my FB Monique Coleman

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  16. I would love to read this! And then would likely gift it to a teenage girl in my family…the gift that keeps on giving.

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  24. I would love to learn more about dressing chic and thrifty. Love this quote “Age is nothing but a number, but our style has to evolve as we get older whether we like it or not.”

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  27. This book would be great to read, I am looking for help with evolving my style and could use all the help I can get with confidence while doing it.

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  30. Sounds like a blog and book to check out whether I win or not! As a 50something working in tech, I do dress like I give a damn but would like to read a bit more on how to be creative and on a budget.

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  33. First, I follow you on FaceBook.

    I would really like to win this book! I don’t enter all your “giveaways” – just the ones with something I really, really want…so, I’m hoping you will please pick me! I usually dress as if “I don’t give a damn”, but would like to do it with a lot more flair and a lot less money.

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  38. Sounds like a great read because of her mindset. Would love to read and own this book–then pay it forward and give it to someone else.

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  47. Cheap or not, I need all the style advice I can get! Of course, cheap (I prefer “frugal”, or “mindful”) is always good.

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  60. I would love this book. My workplaces is predominately men. I work in an engineering dept for the US Navy. I have observed that the sharper I look at work, the more my ideas get listened to. Also modest skirts get more respect than slacks.

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