Lollie Shopping

I love a good shirt dress. Worn alone or with leg wear, or even over a pair of jeans, this dress allows for versatility and is a staple in every woman's wardrobe.

Eddie Striped Shirtdress Light Blue by Everyday or Eternal, $106 at Moxsie.com

You could be on an episode of "Square Pegs" with these retro leggings. So fun. I can hear The Waitresses playing right now... "I know what boys like...."

Hellz Bellz
Tri-Master Leggings, $32

Wear with:

Lamixx Off the Shoulder Dress

Or, wear with:

Fifty-Seven Thirty-Three Bike Girl Scoop Neck and TTCollection Lulu Silk Skirt

According to an Irish proverb, "A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor's book." I believe that, so much so that I make sure to laugh a lot and get eight to nine hours of sleep per night.

Laughter maintains my optimism and sleep wards off the wrinkles. There are certain elements one needs in order to get a good night's rest: a comfy mattress, a quiet room, soft sheets and nightwear that pampers your body, thus relaxing your mind.

While a lace teddy is necessary for turning bedtime into playtime, and your boyfriend's oversize tee makes for an easy nightshirt, sleeping in lace can often be a bit itchy. And using on oversize tee just isn't, well, attractive.

So when Colleen Luttman, owner and creator of What Lola Wants, an online retailer focused on luxury Egyptian cotton pajamas and lounge wear, contacted me to review her website and product, I was enthusiastically on board. I mean, if wearing quality, attractive fashion during the day enhances my confidence and boosts my spirit, then surely wearing quality, attractive fashion to bed will enhance my sleep and boost my rest. Right?

Right. I received a complimentary set of pajamas from What Lola Wants, which includes a pair of pink striped pants and a short sleeve tee, both from the brand Angelily and both made from 100% woven Egyptian cotton.

These pajamas are heavenly soft and luxurious. My husband hugged me as I tried on my new PJs and instantly exclaimed, "Oh! You are so soft and cozy!" Readers, the percentage of hugging has increased in my household, especially when I'm lounging in my Angelily pajamas from What Lola Wants.

But did they enhance my sleep? Yes! I was comfortable all night long, never fidgeting from a lace wedgie or an oversize tee that didn't keep me warm enough. My body temperature was comfortable and my sleep was restful. And if extra hugs and a good night's rest isn't enough to convince you to give What Lola Wants a try, then maybe the discount below will.

SAVE 30% AT WHAT LOLA WANTS
Shop and save at What Lola Wants. Use code LOLLIE30SALE to save 30%. But you better hurry. This offer expires on March 12, 2010.

Dainty Button Details                                                   Pretty Lily Embroidery

Mr. Beau Bear and I are ready for sleep.

Complimentary sample received for this blog post.

From Liberty of London's Target collection is this super cute floral outfit. I can do without the matching bag but I HAVE to have the dress and coat. This pretty, retro 1970s London collection hits Target March 17.

I know Valentine's Day has passed, but I just adore these wood heart earrings. They're just so mod. And, they're made from organic wood. Plus the size is so substantial without being heavy on the ears. I heart them.

Pretty Little Thing Linear Wood Heart Earrings, $40.00.

FREE GROUND SHIPPING on all orders over $100.

On Monday, I wrote about my fashion evolution with the discovery of fashionable casual, sportswear and footwear. And one of the brands to assist me with this style reinvention is PH8. Formerly bebe sport, PH8 (pronounced fate) is a new brand to hit the women's fashion retail scene. Prices range from $19-$139, and their selection includes accessories (I adore their bags), athletic wear, velour track suits and fashion-forward pieces you can wear with anything in your wardrobe.

I absolutely fell in love with PH8's cotton leggings and bought two pairs ($22 each). They are so soft and comfy and feature a super cute knot accent at the bottom. I also purchased a super stylish nylon jacket dress in navy. The construction is very fashionable and the feel of the material is silky and supreme.

The PH8 staff was so helpful, bringing me several pieces to my dressing room. I was, at first, hesitant to try the black and silver metallic striped pullover hoodie, but once I had it on, I fell in love. I can just see myself wearing this to a yoga class, the spa or with a cute skirt to meet my girlfriends for lunch. Needless to say, I bought it, too.

Just check out my transformation below. The before picture is what I considered to be my casual wear – a basic hoodie, layered tank tops and some crop pants. Now check out my after photo. I finally know how to do sporty-casual while remaining utterly fashionable. All thanks to PH8!

BEFORE PH8:
I look okay. But there's nothing fashionably inspiring about this casual outfit.

AFTER PH8:
How chic am I? Sporty, comfortable and totally fashionable.

Find a PH8 near you: CLICK HERE!

This blog post was sponsored by PH8.
Shoes provided by Ahnu.

Pink Jade Disc Pendant Necklace by Aliza Darik

Angel Skin Cabochon Ring with Rose Center

Flower Pin Brooch Fuchsia Dahlia

I love Matiko footwear. They're so fashion-forward, contemporary, fresh and unique. Wedges are super hot for Spring 2010, and these Matiko Sid Yellow wedges are on-trend. They're a fresh take on the classic desert boot.

Matiko Sid Yellow Wedge Ankle Boot, $172

Style Tips:

• Wear with a femme, floral romper
• Sport with a graphic tee, frayed denim shorts and a pair of neutral tights
• Try these wedges with a slubbed tee and slouchy, cropped boyfriend jeans

Editor's Note: I've received some great feedback from my first Moxsie Pick of the Day, that I've decided to make this a regular feature.

I don't leave the house without my USB flash drive. It has my resume, writing samples and complete professional portfolio on it, plus fun photos and anything else I think I might need at a moment's notice. I can't imagine going anywhere without it. Because, well..., you never know.

The great folks at Moxsie have a whole USB 2.0 Mac/PC compatible flash drive collection of MIMOBOTs. Characters include Darth Vader (Unmasked!), Wicket the Ewok and a couple of Tokidoki characters. Of course, my favorite is Hello Kitty because she's a fun, precocious little thing. Just like me!

Hello Kitty X Mimobot
$39.00 Moxsie.com

Another members-based, private sale online retailer has hit the scene: Enviius. Based in Canada, Enviius features designer fashions and accessories at a savings of up to 75% off retail. And yes, they ship to the US.

Join Enviius now and receive an instant $10 credit! CLICK HERE TO JOIN ENVIIUS.

Invite your friends to Enviius, and if they join and make a purchase, you receive a $20 credit per purchasing friend. Sweet! Upcoming sales include Voom by Joy Han on February 3, Jami Rodriguez Jewelry on February 4 and Aime Luxury on February 6.

Image of Jami Rodriguez Jewelry from Enviius.com.

I'm always blogging for the women, but this post is for the guys. Why? Well, let's just say I've been on a Dave Matthews Band kick lately and when I spotted these Vael Project Deckard Boots in Geoff Brown, I thought Dave would look hot in these. In fact, any down-to-earth man in a pair of jeans or cargo pants and a desheveled plaid shirt strumming a guitar would woo women in these manly boots. Plus, they look comfortable. And isn't that what men really want when sweet-talking the girls? After all, it's hard to be seductive when your feet hurt.

Style tip: This boot looks better with the shaft worn outside the pants. Trust me on this one.

Image from Moxsie.com.

From the pages of Fashion Pulse Daily, check out this sneak peek of L.L. Bean's Signature Collection. That Heritage Leather Tote rocks my world!

Although you still have to wait until March to shop the entire collection, you can purchase the Heritage Leather Tote and the Boat and Tote bags starting January 19th, at www.llbeansignature.com.

We first wrote about the collection back in September, which can best be described as a mix of vintage, J.Crew, and the great classics, incredible quality and performance you’ve come to expect from L.L. Bean Enjoy!

-Julia DiNardo

I've been on a rant lately complaining about big corporations acting irresponsibly or just plain offensive. I am really disappointed with the H&M incident, and while I am choosing to believe their explanation, I am still taking a break from shopping there or using my brand to promote them until I see more responsible action from the retailer. H&M recently donated $100,000 to Haitian relief efforts, so the retailer is slowing working its way back into my good graces.

I'm also mad at NBC for the way they dishonored their contract with Conan O'Brien, Warner Bros and Netflix for delaying the rental of Warner Bros' new releases (and if this continues with other studios, I am SO cancelling my Netflix subscription) and, of course, Bank of America. Let's face it. Who isn't mad at Bank of America? Yes, I'm joining the Move Your Money movement.

But, I like to focus on the positive rather than the negative. And so, I would like to take this time to give props to two of my favorite fashion brands for acting in a very socially responsible and sensitive way when the earthquake in Haiti happened: RueLaLa.com and Tory Burch.

I also want to influence you to practice your power by spending your hard-earned money only with companies that behave in a manner with which you agree. If you disagree or are offended by the actions of any company where you normally spend your money, find a new place to spend it. Think of spending like it's voting. YOU, as the consumer, have the power to decide which companies will stay in business and which will go down in flames. As Patti Smith sang in the '80s, "People have the power."

Customers received this email message from Tory Burch. It shows that the designer feels the obligation to not only help Haiti, but to also report to her loyal customers her commitment to help.

Meanwhile, RueLaLa.com posted this message of compassion and sensitivity on their Facebook page last week.

Dear Members:

Rue La La joins the rest of the world in grieving the tremendous losses to the people of Haiti. Out of respect for those who have lost loved ones, their shelter, and life's basic necessities in this tragedy, we cannot stand by while relief efforts are underway without taking action. We are halting our Boutiques from now until Saturday at 8AM ET. We ask that instead you take this time - as we are - to make a donation to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development Effort.

"The losses that have been suffered in Haiti are nothing less than devastating, and responding to a disaster of this magnitude will require every element of our national capacity," President Obama has said. We hope in some small way that we can have an impact in the midst of this devastation.

What an AWESOME pick from Fashion Pulse Daily!

Loosely draped fabric, from infinity scarves to slouch boots and long loose sweaters are all the rage these days, so why not indulge while putting an ’80s spin on your item. We’re really digging the  Mineral Wash Vest, $15.80, in charcoal or navy, because it gives the loose draping effect, contrasted with a fitted vest. Plus, we love the name ‘mineral wash’ — it sounds a lot more appealing than the ’80s reiminsicent-sounding ‘bleached’ or ’stonewashed’ denim.

From the pages of Fashion Pulse Daily.... Read a first-person review of the one and only Swarovski Concept Store.

Swarovski’s SoHo Concept Store – the only one of its kind in the US – is a unique shopping experience where customers get to play designer and create their own jewelry. The store is like the ultimate bead store and features not only thousands of elements to carouse but loaner tools, pre-packaged kits, a cafe in the back, and absolutely everything you would need to design your own jewelry.

The store’s “library of light” features over 2,000 elements (including: crystals, pearls, beads, and gems) that are organized by color and style (choose from more traditional cuts or youthful, funky designs such as heart and star shapes of different sizes!) and takes up an entire wall. They’re easy to access and the layout is reminiscent of an old-time card catalog system. You can find elements that compliment any price point – many are set as low as $5.

If you’re looking to create your own masterpiece but aren’t sure where to begin, the store has an online design tool – which can be used in-store or at home – that allows you to discover different elements of design and create your own pieces. Likewise, at the store itself, staff is available to offer hands-on guidance.

If you’re not into DIY, never fear! Throughout the year, the store will feature seasonal and more limited-edition designer collaboration collections. There’s currently several designer collaborations in-store, including Christopher Kane and Mahish Arora. Some of the designer collaborations can get a little pricey, but the store also features ready-made looks that won’t break the bank. The ready-to-wear jewelry is grouped into several categories to fit any lifestyle, including glamorous, classic, romantic, natural, and modern.

The store is located at 499 Broadway, or check it out online at www.swarovski-crystallized.com

-Sarah Nason

From the pages of FashionPulseDaily.com, learn why you need to add QVC to your shopping radar.

I used to laugh when my Aunt would talk about her late night purchases on QVC,  as I couldn’t relate to buying products in that manner, however, once the orginally TV-based brand hit the web, I was intrigued, and realized that I was surfing the site late night as well! My interest increased lately, when QVC teamed up with Isaac Mizrahi to sell his collection, and once I checked the list of designers offered on QVC.com, I realized that the multimedia retailer has become much more akin to a specialty department store, with a constant flow of great deals and promotions. I recently tried out a few products from QVC, and really there is no difference in quality than what I would expect from buying the items at a boutique, except, perhaps the price is way better!

Although Isaac Mizrahi doesn’t debut on QVC until December 4th, you can get your fashion fix for less a lot sooner! Check out our favorite brands on QVC:

Maxx New York Handbags

BCBGeneration

Spanx Hosiery

Chloe Dao

Edition by Erin Fetherston

Rachel Zoe

Viv by Vivienne Tam

View by Walter

Aerosoles

B. Makowsky

Kiehl’s

Laura Mercier

Back in February, I was contacted by a reader, whom I refer to as K., and who had a bad experience shopping at Editors' Closet. I invited her to write a guest blog post reviewing the online sample sale site. You can read her Editors' Closet review here.

Since then, many comments have been left at this particular blog post by other readers who wish to share their own experiences with Editors' Closet, some bad and some satisfactory. The biggest complaint is lack of follow up, such as a confirmation email and/or tracking number. However, readers also began to question the authenticity of the products they received from Editors' Closet.

I never received confirmed information that there was any validity to the concern and one reader left a comment confirming the products she received were, in fact, authentic. Her complaint was a slow refund process.

Keeping in mind that I have a background in retail marketing, I have to say that I was skeptical of the notion that Editors' Closet sells counterfeit products. Based on my professional experience and knowledge of the retail and fashion industry, it would be impossible for Editors' Closet to remain in business if in fact the site was selling fake merchandise. Fake merchandise is usually sold in a more anonymous and under-the-radar setting, such as in a back alley, out of the trunk of someone's car, via Craigslist or, of course, on Ebay.

Just recently, I was contacted by the Vice President of Sales at Editors' Closet who discovered the blog post reviewing the site and the many, many comments left. Rather than be defensive or demand I take the blog post down, he was instead courteous, professional and showed much concern over the issues raised at Lollie Shopping in regards to Editors' Closet. And, he addressed the following:

1. All products sold at Editors' Closet are guaranteed authentic. Editors' Closet is an authorized dealer for all brands sold at the website.
2. The customer service issues have been recognized. Editors' Closet has encountered tremendous growth in the two years since they began and they are constantly working to improve their service. However, if you do encounter an issue, please do not hesitate to call the Editors' Closet customer service line at 888-864-5750.

I was very surprised to hear from Editors' Closet and impressed with their interest in the posted review and comments left by other readers. I do believe the company to be trustworthy and professional, yet, I do believe some improvement is needed in order to increase the overall satisfaction of every customer who shops at Editors' Closet.

After contacting me and assuring me they have every intention of improving their service, I also believe there is hope and that we will indeed see a change for the better. In fact, I plan on finally giving Editors' Closet a try. After all, I have $15 worth of coupons I earned from sending out invitations to join the site when they first opened. I'll keep you posted.

Thank you to everyone who posted comments about their experiences. Please continue to let me know how your shopping experiences are at Editors' Closet.

The Jimmy Choo for H&M collection was not released in Las Vegas. So, I missed out. But, according to blogger Julia DiNardo of Fashion Pulse Daily, I shouldn't feel so bad. Maybe I didn't miss out on much. Read further to find out if the Jimmy Choo for H&M collection lived up to the hype.

THE SCENE: For one of the most anticipated designer collaborations, H&M this time was duly prepared for the launch. There was a long line outside of the store, however once inside, the crowd was calm and controlled, an army of staff was available, and the ground floor of the H&M flaghip on 51st and 5th Avenue was completely rearranged to accommodate the day. An hour and a half into the doors opening, the racks and display tables were still neat and fully stocked with a range of clothe and accessories while peoplke seemed to mill about and wait in the other line at the back of the store to try on shoes. This was the most interesting part of the whole event: people had to go to the second floor to get a wristband and then proceed back down stairst o wait in line to be entered into the “shoe holding pen” in groups  — on a time limit! Once you’re time was up, you had to get out of the ring and head right to the cashier, which was a row of waiting employees, one foot away. Kudos to H&M for finally figuring out how to properly manage these launches!

The COLLECTION: Although I’d been looking at pics online for ages, I realized that seeing the clothes and just looking at pictures of them can be two entirely different things! The clothing tended to be more of the evening sort and of on par quality with H&M, with embroidery and sequins galore, faux fur vest, jumpsuits, suede dresses, and plastic clutches, while the shoes were actually a little less exciting in person. My suggestion: less clothes, more shoes, overall lower price points.

If Jimmy Choo & H&M expect people to pay $100-$150 for four-inch-heels that provide zero padding or support, why won’t they just charge $50-$75? Lest we not forget that a designer collaboration in this nature is a teaming up of a designer brand with a lower-priced retailer — just because I’d like to pay less money for a pair of Jimmy Choos doesn’t mean that my tolerance of footpain would be any different than anyone who would pay $500 or $600 for a pair of shoes.

So in conclusion — good try, but I, and I think a lot of other people,  would at least be willing to rationalize 4-inch-heels that are killers, for $49.99, but the pricing of this collection is a little too much to rationalize on that front. Even though we may be pinching pennies these days, there are certain things that just shouldn’t be sacrficied, like well-made, comfortable footwear. Walking over to the H&M flagship I dropped off three pairs of shoes that I love to be re-heeled and re-soled for a total of $60 — now that’s a deal!

After Black Friday comes first Cyber Monday, and of course, there are deals to be had. So whether you are spending that Monday at home or in the office, login, take advantage of the specials and save, save, save. Here are a few tips and links to websites to help make your first Cyber Monday easy and rewarding.

Tips:
1. Create a list of what you need to shop for.
2. Create a budget. What’s the most you’re willing to pay for the items on your list? Aim low so you can save the most money.
3. Come up with a shopping strategy before Monday. Only shop sites with a secure checkout.
4. Come Cyber Monday, stick with the plan. Don’t sell yourself short. If you want to pay only $20 for a blouse for your mom, don’t back down. If you can’t find it for $20 online, you will in-store.
5. Keep in mind each retailer’s return policy, just in case.
6. After you’ve made all your purchases, keep an eye on your credit card statement. Make sure there are no unauthorized purchases, and if you find anything that looks suspicious, contact your bank right away.
7. Check out these sensational websites for great Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales:

Cyber Monday

Retail Me Not

Plus, you can follow Best Cyber Monday on Twitter.

And bookmark my personal favorite: Overstock.com's Cyber Monday web page.

Check out My Black Friday Deals, designed to show shoppers the best Black Friday, holiday and Cyber Monday deals using social media. How ingenious!

Don't miss out on the Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday deals on Eye Candy Buy Candy. Save 30% on Thanksgiving Day through November 29 with code: blackfriday. Then on Cyber Monday, save 40% with code: cybermonday.

Black Friday through Cyber Monday sale at Trend Boutique. Up to 70% Off!

Happy shopping and have a fantastic Thanksgiving tomorrow.

Check out the fun stuff happening at one of my favorite affordable fashion shops – Charlotte Russe!

BOGO sale! Ends tomorrow. So hurry!!!

Buy any regular price graphic tee, get a second for just $5 through Wednesday, 11/25.

Buy any regular price sweater, get one 50% off through Wednesday, 11/25.

Buy one pair of jeans at regular price, get the second for just $10 through Wednesday, 11/25.

Buy any regular price basic top, get a second 50% off through Wednesday, 11/25.

Plus, YOU could be the next Charlotte Russe Design Star!

Got what it takes to design a snazzy t-shirt? Then enter this fabulous contest, show off your talented style and you could win a trip to New York City and $250 to shop. And, the most viral entry receives $750! Enter the You Could Be the Next Charlotte Russe Design Star HERE. Show 'em what you got.

See what you want to see! My Designers makes finding what's new and what's on sale from your favorite fashion labels easy, letting you edit Shopbop's selection to your exacting specifications. It's like your very own customized Shopbop!

1. First, compile a master list of your top designers by checking the box next to your favorite brands.
2. You can add new designers as you shop with the orange plus sign next to the brand name.
3. Use the My Links menu on the right side of the window to see What's New and What's On Sale from your favorites. This menu will travel with you as you shop.

It's easy to use and easy to get started. Visit Shopbop.com and start creating your My Designers list today!

Be honest, dear reader. When you're shopping for the holidays, you inevitably end up buying something for yourself, don't you? It's okay. Don't be so hard on yourself. We ALL do it! So, when you're shopping for your sister, mother and BFF this holiday season, I URGE you to check out the online boutique PB&J for their fashionable gifts, and get a little something for yourself, too. If you do, you'll SAVE 20%, get FREE shipping and get FREE returns!

Save 20% with discount code 'lollie' at PBJ-Shop.com. Cute, feminine, stylish and vintage-y, you'll find a world of affordable fashion at PB&J. According to owners Erica and Martin, their goal is to, "Create the best customer experience possible and to provide the highest quality of products to our customers. We want to bring to our customer-base a mix of casual clothing with a touch of fun fashion too."

Here are my favorite fashion picks below. Enjoy!

Cable Knit Shawl, $70, five colors ($56 with code 'lollie')
How chunky and cute is this? Wear with jeans or a floral dress and slouchy boots. This one is my ab-fab fave!

Vintage Charcoal Striped Shirt, $76.00 ($60.80 with code 'lollie')
I will DIE if I do not add this shirt to my wardrobe. I am totally into buying vintage men's shirts and incorporating them into my apparel collection. How ingenious of Fresh Karma to re-style these shirts into something fresh and unique! I am in love. Check out PB&J's many options under "We Also Recommend."

Embroidered Jacket, $84.00 ($67.20 with code 'lollie')
I just envision this jacket on an edgy, long-leg urban girl wearing shorts, opaque tights and over-the-knee boots. How cute is she? 

A true frugalista knows that Ebay must remain on one's shopping radar when shopping for fashion. I've purchased many fashion finds on Ebay and I've sold many fashion finds on this online auction site, including styles from Ferragamo and Missoni. So, if you have yet to discover the treasure trove that is Ebay, do so now. And, if you have yet to find the easiest way to shop for fashion on this has-everything website, discover it now with PicClick.

Don't let the homepage deter you. PicClick is a great Ebay and fashion tool that you can use to search for awesome fashion finds. You know I love my vintage. And at PicClick, you can search for great vintage wear by first clicking on Clothing, Shoes & Accessories, then clicking on Vintage. From there, you can select Vintage Accessories, Women's Vintage Clothing, etc.

Are you thinking you could simply use the search engine on Ebay? If you're a real shopper, you know that's no fun. Just see below to compare the search via PicClick versus the search via Ebay. With PicClick, your shopping instinct kicks into high-gear.

The Ebay Fashion Search for Over-the-Knee Boots:

The PicClick Fashion Search for Over-the-Knee Boots

See what I mean? View the most of your search at once! Isn't that the fastest and easiest way to shop? I love PicClick. And if you're planning on using Ebay to shop for this holiday season or to simply satisfy your fashion cravings, be sure to use PicClick and make your shopping easier!

So the latest addition to my shopping radar is Anique Michelle. All I can say is OMG. EVERYTHING at this online boutique is priced at under $60! Don't just shop for yourselves. Shop for the holidays. This boutique has so many cute things, it's hard to stop shopping. Below are my favorite picks. And, there are a lot. I couldn't help myself. I really, really love Anique Michelle. And you should, too. (By the way, how cute is that blonde model? LOVE her!)

Save 15% on your entire order at Anique Michelle when you use discount code "lollie" at checkout. But shop soon, because this special offer ends November, 30, 2009. Here are my Anique Michelle favorite fashion styles and a few tips for wearing them:

Mad for Plaid Moto Jacket, on sale for $35 (that's only $29.75 with discount code "lollie")
Wear with skinny jeans, or better yet, a black pencil skirt and ankle booties. How cute!

Cold Shoulder dress, $40 ($34 with code "lollie")
So "Gossip Girl." Wear at the holiday parties with opaque tights and over-the-knee boots!

Hotel California Girls earrings, $14 (11.90 with code "lollie")
You know your Boho-Chic girlfriend would LOVE these!

The Amelia necklace, $19 ($16.15 with code "lollie")
This necklace mixes two trends in one - mixed metals and layered.

Back to Black ring, $8.00 ($6.80 with code "lollie")
Let's face it. Wear this to your employer's holiday party, and the whole night your co-workers will ask, "Where'd you get that?"

Bel Air clutch, $30 ($25.50 with code "lollie"). Gray or brown.
I love an oversize clutch. This one is guaranteed to make you the center of attention.

The Cathy Maureen scarf, $18.00 ($15.30 with code "lollie")
This scarf adds panache to a pair of jeans and a white t-shirt. It comes in three colors and makes an impressive holiday gift!

Lastly, boot savers. I am a total boot-girl. I need these. You need these. Your friends need these. Regularly $8.00, you can get them for only $6.80 with code "lollie."