KER Fashion Bargains You Can Take To The Bank (NAPSA)—TIf you’ve been wondering what’s new in fashion, here are two trends that budget-conscious fashionistas may welcome: new, lower prices overall and a sizing system that does not charge morefor larger sizes. LowerPrices Any woman who has had to cut back on her spending lately may be pleasantly surprised the next time she shops for clothes. Stores such as Fashion Bug now feature prices as much as $5 or even $10 lower than last year for the sameor similar styles. Responding to the economy and in an effort to pass the savings on to customers, the store has re- vamped its business model and streamlined its operations. As a result, the store’s everyday prices are like sales prices at most other stores. One thing it has not skimped on is design. The store now has an in-house fashion design team, led by veteran retail design diva Kady Dalrymple. New designs focus on outfitting, including accessories to makeit easier for busy women to build their wardrobes headto toe. One Size Range Virtually every store in America offers a separate size range and assortment for misses and plus. Fortunately, Fashion Bug, for example, is changing that. More womenare looking for ways to save while remaining stylish. Fortunately, stores are responding with lowerprices. Misses and plus customers now have a widerselection of styles in one size range from 6 to 30. And they never pay more for a larger size, a claim many other stores cannot make. It’s a welcome change for women who love to shop, making it easier to look stylish without breaking the bank. The store offers clothing for work, casual, active and dressylifestyles. For More Information For more information, visit fashionbug.com.
