At Simply Fashion, you know we love a good bargain. We also love a Faaaabulous Fashionista, of course. The two belles of ArtBLT went on a Simply Fashion CHALLENGE and shared their finds with us! Check out their experience on their blog!

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It is the PERFECT time of year to stock up on summer dresses. For our Fashionistas until May13, get 25% OFF ALL dresses (excluding name brand) at ALL Simply Fashion stores! Check out the images below for a sampling of our sizzlin’ summer dresses – available in Juniors, Plus and Super Plus!
For the 8th year, Simply Fashion has partnered with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) to help raise money to help improve the lives of all people affected by Type 1 Diabetes.
For the month of April, you can help support JDRF’s mission by simply buying yourself some shoes!
(shoes must be of equal or lesser value)
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It’s that time of year again — when the basketballs are flying and the hoops are swishing! We want all our Fashionistas to join the fun!
Create a bracket and keep up with the Madness of March – you could WIN BIG!
Show us how it’s done, ladies!
Just click here, create your ID and start your bracket!
Email contests@simplyfashions.com with any questions you have.
All brackets must be completed by tip-off on Thursday, March 16.
Simply Fashion helps you look good and feel great – for less AND from head to toe! As you put together your styles and looks for the Spring season, don’t forget about your nails. This article from MadameNoire will help you get your fingers focused for this Spring Season.

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With spring around the corner, it is time to explore the trendiest nail colors for Spring 2012. Keep an eye out for vibrant and luscious colors with a creamy undertone and opacity. Nail polish colors are far from subtle these days; be prepared to stand out from the crowd! To help you on your quest for the chicest nail colors, we have assembled a list of some trendy colors for Spring 2012.
The most sought after nail color for the upcoming spring is green. The color green has been the “it” color for a few seasons now. However, this spring tone down and pastel shades will take center stage.
Oranges and bright corals will be another hot nail color. The blazing color screams warm weather and can instantly take you from a dreary day to a day spent on the beach.
Don’t get turned off by the word neon. This isn’t a flash back from the 80’s with bright and tacky neon shades. Spring 2012 is bringing sophistication, muteness and a grown-up appeal to neon colors.
With its bold, vibrant and alluring color, fuchsia helps you take your pretty-in-pink fantasy up several notches.
Glitter nail polish is another trend that has been around for a couple of seasons. However, glitter is getting an update for Spring 2012 with new shapes, sizes of sparkles, and of course colors.
Read more from MadameNoire here!
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In addition to these fabulous suggestions, we’ve also gone CRAZY with some of the unique and dynamic styles of polishing your nails we have found on Pinterest. Follow us there and see our favorite looks! Share yours with us, as well!
It may still be a little chilly outside, but that’s no reason to not get super excited about the upcoming Spring season of fashion headed to stores now! Take a look at this taste of some cute spring styles we’ll be carrying this season. And stay tuned for even more coming soon!
Click the picture to see the items full size.
*Most of these styles come in Junior AND Plus Sizes!
We want to see your Simply Fashion best, Fashionistas! Show us how you worked your looks from this Winter and Holiday season on Facebook and WIN $100 gift card to Simply!
Weekly Winners Announced
Friday, January 13
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The Fine Print
* Must be 13 years old or older to submit your photo.
* Photos must feature Simply Fashion clothes.
* Winners will be selected by the most number of “likes” by 3 pm
CST on Fridays during the contest.
* Photos must be emailed to contests@simplyfashions.com. We will post on Facebook in a “Show Us Your Stuff” album, and you can start having your friends and family LIKE your photos!
* Questions? Email us at marketing@simplyfashions.com!
* Submitted photos become property of Simply Fashion.

Did you make a Resolution to Eat Healthier in 2012? You may be considering switching to an “all-organic diet”. But when making that switch, do you really know what organic means? Bethenny Frankel takes the confusion out of Buying Organic with her
The word “organic” tends to make us think of the terms “healthier” and “more nutritious,” but this is not always the case. While the majority of organic products are just that, there are some things you should know before spending that extra cash.
Here are some facts to help you better understand the meaning behind the organic label:
When something is labeled “organic” it has been given a seal of approval by the USDA as being a product that was grown according to certain specifications.
ORGANIC VEGETABLES are grown without using pesticides, artificial preservatives, fertilizers, herbicides, sewage sludge or irradiation, which acts as a preservative.
ORGANIC MEATS and EGGS come from animals that are raised sustainably. These animals are not allowed antibiotics, growth hormones, altered corn or feed. Essentially, all of the food these animals take in are all natural and chemical free. They graze straight from the land.
ORGANIC DAIRY also comes from animals that feed in an organic manner.
ORGANIC SEAFOOD doesn’t really exist unfortunately. It is hard to maintain an organic system for fish and other seafood, so the USDA does not yet have a label for organic seafood. Stay tuned.
It is also important to note the different kind of organic labeling you may see on products:
“100% Organic”: All products with these labels are made up of 100 percent organic ingredients.
A round green USDA seal: All of these products are made up of at least 95 percent organic ingredients.
“Made with organic ingredients”: All of these products are made up of at least 70 percent organic ingredients.
Any product that is made up of less than 70 percent organic ingredients cannot be labeled as organic.
Not all organic is made equally, so do your research and find the items that you like best.
And if you don’t want to necessarily shell out for the more expensive organic products, these thick-skinned veggies are great even when not organic:
-Onions
-Pineapple
-Avocado
-Mango
-Sweet peas
-Watermelon
-Sweet potato