I sat in shock/horror as the train pulled away, not quite sure of what to do. Luckily,the skirt is very well made and has a liner underneath so nothing was showing. Nonetheless, I had a hole in my $300 skirt. I frantically called my mom and she advised that I stop somewhere in Penn Station and pick up either pins or tape. I explained to her that this skirt was beyond the repair of the everyday sewing kit, and so I went on to shop at the only store open at 8 AM: Kmart.
I had never been inside of a the Penn Station Kmart, much less any Kmart in my entire life. The closest I have been to shopping in a similar store I guess would be Walmart, but then again, that is when I am shopping for mixer outfits...
After 20 minutes of frantically running around the 3 story Kmart, I had picked out 3 dresses. I settled on a simple watercolor patterned red/blue/purple shift that cost $25 and sprinted out of there to catch my E train to work. I arrived at work by 9, changed in the bathroom and proceeded to my desk.
That day I was complimented 4 times on my bargain buy and have now fallen in love with my purchase. I guess I should start shopping at Kmart from now on...
I am taking my skirt to a leather repair shop tomorrow morning to see what they can do; I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
I just went online to get this image, and the dress is now on sale for 18.74...
I haven't clothes shopped at Kmart in a long time, but I have to admit that I LOVE buying clothes from Target, woo!
ReplyDeleteMaybe now that you have made your first Kmart clothing purchase you will take the next step and come thrifting with me sometime? Eh? :) (Although I do have to give you credit for the one time you came to thrift store with me and bought that purse!)
I love thrifting! Lets thrift together!!
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