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what we need. But guess what? It’s safe to go back to the stores

with our eight-commandments guide. Welcome back,

shopping! We missed you.

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Done with closet clutter? Time to unearth your best beauty stuff.

A GOOD COVER!UP

A SMUDGE!PROOF LINER

A SUPER!SHEER FACE POWDER

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Fun fact: The average U.S. household has about $90 in spare change lying around.

Glamour challenged readers to add up theirs; Natalie Taylor, above, counted $111! We

found three great ways for her to spend it. ...OR A WHOLE OUTFIT INSPIRED

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Put your style and beauty loves next on your list.

And save room for...

“”—Max Azria,

designer Miley Cyrus & Max Azria jeans, $20,

Walmart stores, 800-925-6278

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Bang designerAnna Sheffield for Target, $30,

target.com

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”—Marcia Kilgore, celeb aestheticianSoap & Glory Dr.

Spot, $13, target.com

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”—Anna Sui, designer

Anna Sui for Target, $35, target.com

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Rachel Rachel Roy, $99,

rachelroy.com

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designerSimply Vera Vera

Wang, $109, kohls.com

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Mark Glow Baby Glow Hook Up

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I Heart Ronson for JCPenney, $50, jcp.com

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”—Sally Hershberger, celeb stylist

Sally Hershberger Luxe Layers Protec-tive Blow Out Gel

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I will buy what’s

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POWER HEELS

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Would someone who sees me on the street think, She looks great?

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Will I want to wear this next month, next season, next year?

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Dress ’em up or down: camel coats.

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No.I’ll rewear

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A GOOD!SKIN GO!TO

$78 ÷ 120 DAYS = 65$ PER USE

A TWEEDY COAT

$275 ÷ 300 DAYS = 92$ PER WEAR

AN EVERYDAY! CHIC BAG

$298 ÷ 780 DAYS = 38$ PER WEAR

AN OOH!LA!LA NECKLACE

$150 ÷ 60 DAYS = $2.50 PER WEAR

A CLASSIC SCENT

$78 ÷ 500 DAYS =16$ PER WEAR

A REALLY COMFY HIGH HEEL

$160 ÷ 312 DAYS = 51$ PER WEAR

A PRETTY!COLOR CARDIGAN

$225 ÷ 120 DAYS = $1.88 PER WEAR

A FOREVER HAIRBRUSH

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These A-listers aren’t shy about busting out a favorite piece again and again. Gotta appreciate their

clever closet remixing ideas.

“”—Sophia Panych,

beauty internOribe 24K Gold

Pomade, $49, oribe.com

THE THINGS EDITORS ARE USING EVERY SINGLE DAY

“”—Amber Kallor,

beauty assistantAgatha Ruiz De la Prada Tweezerman Tweezers, $25 each,

sephora.com

“”—Kimberly A. Daly,

beauty writer-editorLancôme Color Design Liberty

Palette in Indigo Charm, $42,

lancome-usa.com

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writer-editor Dior Vernis in

Black Plum, $20, nordstrom.com, and Red Dahlia,

$20, sephora.com

BEYONCÉ’S SEXY PRINTED

TOP REPEATFrom skimpy on top to layered under a

little jacket, Beyoncé shows the love

for her tank.

MOLLY SIMS’ SAME!SHOE

FETISHBlack zipper-detail heels are a staple

for the actress, with cropped pants

or a mini.

JESSICA ALBA’S VEST

SWITCHEROOThe actress sticks to a simple style

formula: new jeans + new scarf = new outfit.

KATE MOSS’S TUX!JACKET

REINVENTIONIt’s casual with her

skinnies and T-shirt but fancyish with

a patterned dress.

To get

the look on a budget, go to glamour.com/

magazine.

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—Elissa Lanzieri, 22—Coral Garvey, 25

—Helen Matatov, 28

—Vanessa Davidson, 25

—Whitney Jazmin Tingle, 23

No.I’ll never

have buyer’sremorse again!

SHOPPING GOOF #1: You’re a sucker for a 40 percent off sign.

You’re not the only one! Shoppers spend nearly 80 percent more at outlets than at regular

malls, notes Ellen Ruppel Shell in her new book, Cheap. Explains consumer psychologist

Kit Yarrow, Ph.D.: “You focus on the ‘Wow, half o!!’ factor instead of asking yourself if it’s

worth it.” When you buy at less than full price, you’re more likely to think about how much you’re

saving, not how much you’re spending. THE FIX: Pretend it’s not marked down.

And ask yourself: Would I pay full price for this item? If you would, go for it!

LET THE BARGAIN

BRAGGING BEGIN!


Even Glamour editors have their dubious shopping moments. Have a laugh (with them, of course!) about the worst things they ever brought home.

SHOPPING GOOF #2: You spend when you’re blue. Heard of emotional eating? Same thing. Lerner’s research

reveals that when people are sad, they’ll actually pay more to obtain something than they would in a neutral state.

Yikes! “It’s just the way the human brain works,” she says. THE FIX: Do not—we repeat, do not—enter a store.

If you’re feeling crummy (after a wicked workday, a stupid fight), just stay away. Much more e!ective for

exorcising sadness: a long walk with a friend (two- or four-legged), some weep-inducing TV or a sweaty workout.

Fashion

Regrets, Regrets...

SHOPPING GOOF #3: Click, click: You overbuy online. Web shopping is a siren call, a parallel universe where

money counts only as digits you enter, and the phrase “Buy now” delivers happiness. Seems you couldn’t live without it, but who hasn’t opened a UPS box and—forehead slap!—

wondered, Why did I want this? Worse, the chore of returning something often means you keep stu! you don’t really love.

THE FIX: Take a moment. Actually, take 20. Once you’re even just a teensy bit thrilled about an item,

“it takes about 20 minutes for your emotions to calm down until you’re thinking rationally,” says Yarrow. Even better, wait

overnight (an especially good strategy if you Web-shop into the wee hours). Leave the browser window open to your

object of desire, and you may find its magic has diminished in the morning light. If not, click away.

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—Ayana Byrd, articles editor

—Jenny Feldman, senior writer, style

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