8 Online Stores Every 20-Something Girl Needs To Shop At Right Now
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8 Online Stores Every 20-Something Girl Needs To Shop At Right Now

I've found 8 online stores that are absolutely everything, get ready to drop some serious cash!

Olivia Gemmiti
May 14, 2018
University of Colorado Boulder
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8 Online Stores Every 20-Something Girl Needs To Shop At Right Now
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1. Lux Noire

Lux Noire is a US-based clothing company that specializes in high fashion while still being comfortable. When I look at their stuff, I instantly think of GiGi Hadid and how she dresses like that 'cool girl' that always looks effortlessly trendy. They also have free shipping which is always a plus.


2. Re/Done

Re/Done is all about denim! If you're tired of the same old jeans you always wear, look no further because they will hook it up. Re/Done also has super cool graphic tees that will add to any denim look. YouTuber Olivia Jade is really into them, too, so check out her videos for more info!

3. Henri Girl

Henri Girl is probably the preppiest of the shops on this list. They are summery, cute and trendy. I'm obsessed with their tops and they also have really cute skirts that pair perfectly with them. Check them out for affordable summer stuff that you could wear either out partying or to the beach!

4. ShowPo

ShowPo is here to supply all of your summer festival needs. From BoHo to sparkle & glam, they have a wide range of products that you can shop for by filtering by the occasion. Their accessories are some of my favorites, especially their hats and necklaces!

5. Luca and Grae

Luca and Grae was started by lifestyle YouTuber Aspyn Ovard, and it reminds of a more casual Free People. Their swimsuits are absolutely adorable and would look amazing in beach photos. They're even coming out with a house decor line soon which I bet will match its current BoHo, cozy aesthetic.

6. Trendy and Tipsy

I am obsessed with Trendy and Tipsy, especially their new festival collection. They also carry the brand 'Show Me Your MuMu' which is super tropical and summery. Trendy and Tipsy is perfect for the West Coast girl that wants to constantly look like she's on her way to Coachella!

7. June Threads

June Threads has a really wide range of clothing that fits a bunch of different moods. They have chill crop tops and leggings, but also the cutest sets for summer. June Threads is streetwear meets desert-wear, and it's a combo I highly recommend you check out.

8. Tiger Mist

Tiger Mist is an online Australian boutique that is sexy and fashionable. My favorite things that they have are the body suits. Tiger Mist also has a blog that is super helpful when styling your own body, and it also serves as a guide to the website. If you want to channel your inner hot, Australian fashionista, shop here.

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