Hi! What the title says basically. I’m wondering if anyone would be willing to share a photo try on of the new Wrap V-Neck Top. Considering ordering online but I feel like lately Hollister can be so inconsistent from item to item on sizing and otherwise so I’m just hoping to get the best idea of if I’ll like it or not first. Thanks in advance for any pointers!!! :)
Hi!!! I’ve been using the capital one shopping app for a while now and wanted to share my referral code. You don’t need to have a capital one card to use it. I’m not affiliated in with capital one in any way, I just genuinely like it, and both you and I would get $80 to spend after you have the extension installed and shop online as you normally do for 90 days. it’s super passive and it runs through possible promo codes when you’re shopping online and also has “earn back” percentages per purchase that greatly exceed any other extensions I’ve tried in the past, I’ve seen as high as 40% back!! They also sometimes do deals like spend x amount at a store and get the exact same amount back in credit to the same store, so basically 100% back! I haven’t gotten to refer anyone yet so I’m unsure if you can cash out the $80 into PayPal or your bank but I do know that they have pretty much every major retailer for gift cards, I’ve used the money I’ve earned from the reward system thus far (which has just been shopping as I normally do) on an Ulta card and an eBay card. They do also have games you can play for rewards but I just find that a lot more tedious personally so I don’t do it. Let me know if you sign up with my referral and I hope you find good savings:)! Anyways heres my link’: capitaloneshopping.com/r/bbd5d2db-e801-4b36-8b35-ecca6bc8d48a
Hi! I bought these shoes secondhand and on my first day of wearing them, they broke. First photo is the damage, second is how they looked before. One side of the strap came through the hole and the top part of the shoe just fully detached from the platform. I thought I could put the strap back through and glue it with the top half but I’m not sure what to use. I want to make sure I get the right product that is strong and flexible enough so they don’t just break again. Would something like E6000 work? Shoegoo? Looking for whatever would be best. I’ve never done anything like this so I googled a bit but found conflicting information so just wanted to ask here. If this isn’t doable, that’s alright, just hoping I don’t have to part with them already! I’d just go to a cobbler if they were more expensive/new shoes with a more complicated repair process, but I paid $8 for them so I’m just looking to minimize waste at this point. Thanks in advance for any tips!