You wear the gorgeous gown that makes your mom cry, You’re all grown up; and you generally look flawless as you kiss ‘good bye’ to your awkward years, Prom is supposed to be the most magical night of your high school life you get your hair and makeup done.
For these teens, prom was ruined when their outfits were banned.
Have a look at their inappropriate and immodest choices to see for yourself that these girls look beautiful, an awful lot of wear throughout the fall and winter when my daughter’s dance studio is chilly on Saturday mornings.
They can go straight into the trash, if they get ripped or stained badly.
Others will eventually make their way into the paper shopping bag in my hall closet and end up at another secondhand shop soon.
At about 43 cents an item, these clothes are great for playing outside and long days at summer camp.
We counted the items in the bag, when we got home. They have been priced at $ 1 every, if you continued with less than ten items in the bag. For $ 10, shoppers could fill a large kitchen trash bag full of items from cardboard boxes at the front of the store. Earlier this month my daughter and I stopped by The Clothes Rack at Stratford Hills on Forest Hill Avenue to have a look at their current selection and found a sale we couldn’t pass up. Therefore the donation bag gets filled, purged and filled again.
I’m the mother of a 6 year old who grows out of shorts, shoes and dresses a couple of times a year. I keep a paper shopping bag in my hall closet that contains a rotating stash of clothes that are destined to be donated to a thrift store, or if they’re in great condition sold to a consignment or secondhand store. What a happy find! Whenever conforming to Mark Gaddis, director of retail operations for the Junior League of Richmond, The Clothes Rack had an abundance of donated summer clothes they created the $ 10 sale to move plenty of inventory. Then, the first item we added to our sale bag was a girl’s knit wrap dance sweater that will get a slew of wear throughout the fall and winter when my daughter’s dance studio is chilly on Saturday mornings. Just think for a moment. My daughter and I patiently sorted through four boxes of children’s clothes and pulled out shorts, dresses, ‘T shirts’ and leggings that quickly filled our bag half full.