HOW TO FIND THE BEST BARGAINS ON EBAY

| Black Fedora, ASOS (similar) | Vintage Shirt, Ebay (similar) | Fleecy Leggings, Primark (similar) | Black Croc Bag, Primark (similar) | Dalmatian Heeled Boots, Ebay (similar) |

I go through phases of buying everything from Ebay, and then buying nothing for months. And now i'm in a buying phase. Ebay is amazing to buy one-off items, quirky vintage clothes and bargain high street stuff, so today i'm sharing with you one of my newest Ebay finds. For those of you who don't use Ebay, it's as simple as typing "Topshop Size 10" or "Missguided" in the search bar, and select lowest price first underneath the search bar on the right, and there you'll find great deals. Another great tip to find quirky items, if you don't mind what brand it is, is to search Instagram for blogger outfits, and type the specific item in Ebay. Yesterday I bought a camel trench coat for £5 because it was unbranded, it's what the items looks like that counts, not where it came from. Some key words if you don't know what you're looking for are "grunge" and "vintage" which usually bring up things like 1p chokers, home made tie-dye t-shirts and vintage looking oversized shirts.

If you havn't guessed yet, the item in this outfit that came from Ebay is this quirky vintage shirt with a patterned waistcoat attached. I think this particular shirt was from the 1980s, and it's so easy to style because let's face it, what doesn't go with a white shirt? Plus i've never known comfort like an oversized shirt. Seriously. Monochrome is the biggest trend right now, so what better way to style this shirt than with simple black accessories and dalmatian patterned boots, which were just £2 from Ebay! I also did a bit of bargain hunting in Primark the other day, and found this amazing bag for just £10. I never see the point of small bags because I always need to carry the kitchen sink with me, everywhere I go. You know how us girls are...