Fabulously frugal or false economy?
What’s hot and what’s not, bargainista style
Fabulously frugal: Michelle Obama
The subject of Sarah Palin and her $150,000 wardrobe must surely be exhausted by now; so let’s hear it for Michelle Obama who got it right when she appeared on the Jay Leno show in J Crew, as flagged up on the retailer’s website here. Grand total? A credit crunch-tastic $337.98.
False economy: shopping in the States
Cancel that flight to New York: now that the pound has tumbled against the dollar, can we really justify those transatlantic Christmas shopping trips (or even shopping from American websites) any more? Still, let’s look on the bright side. If you are headed Stateside, you can at least enjoy a holiday without the usual shopping list for friends back home. And no more breaking into a cold sweat at the airport on the way back - when there is not a bargain to be had in the whole of NYC, you really will have nothing to declare.

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December 2nd, 2008 at 5:50 am
It seems most Americans are happy to stop thinking about politics for a while. While some news junkies are still suffering from withdrawal in the wake of last week’s election, eight in 10 people do not miss following campaign news,