Lunch Or Louboutins

Hello followers! First things first, please excuse my month long absence. I have been out for two surgeries and have not been able to blog. Now that I am a-okay, back to the blog! And what better day than Cyber Monday?! Every shopper's favorite day of the year to bundle up with a cup of coffee in front of their computer and shop 'til they drop... or, er... fall asleep! So here are just a few of my favorite deals of the day to get your shopping started!

The place: Nasty Gal
The deal:  25% off the entire site!
The perfect purchases: The "Scalloped Sequin Skirt" (shown below) and the "Katarina Stud Pumps" in Bone. Both are definitely must haves for the holiday season!

Scalloped Sequin Skirt (Google Affiliate Ad)

The place: Amazon
The deal: Up to 90% off!
The perfect purchases: Amazon's Kindle Fire with 7-inch LCD Display, Wi-Fi and 8GB is available for $129 today only with the code FIREDEAL. Needing some arm candy? Don't forget to check out their amazing selection of watches at fabulous prices!

The place: Bloomingdale's
The deal: Up to 50% off. Plus, take $50 off every $250 you spend!
The perfect purchases: Denim! Check out the cute J Brand pairs in their Cyber Monday Specials section! Also, stop by the handbags tab to scoop up one (or a few) of the Rebecca Minkoff Collection bags.

The place: Piperlime
The deal: 20% off!
The perfect purchases: Just about every pair of shoes on the site! Can't go wrong!

xoxo,
CeeGee

Have a boring plain white lamp shade in need of some serious style enhancement? Try this easy DIY trick that can be done in a matter of an hour! I just fixed up this lamp for my own apartment!

What you'll need:

• 2 yards of a sheer fabric
• hot glue gun and extra glue sticks
• lamp shade (make sure you take it off the lamp before you begin!)
• fabric scissors

What to do:

1.  Start by gluing the end of the fabric to the inside of the lampshade. Bunch up the fabric slightly as you glue to achieve the ruched effect.
   
   
   
2. Finish gluing the fabric to the top of the lampshade, making sure to overlap the end of the fabric over the start by 1-2 inches. I folded the fabric over so there was no rough edge.
   
   
   
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the bottom of the lampshade. You can trim the excess fabric as you go so that you don't get into a tangled mess.
   
   
   
4. Reattach lamp shade to the lamp and there you have it, a cute lamp to accent any room in your house!
   
   
   

xoxo,
CeeGee