Many of you know that I have been traveling the country in a travel trailer. Living in 320 sq. feet seriously limits how many wardrobe pieces I have on hand at any given time. Therefore, I am very interested in items that can work multiple ways. That was one of the reasons I was so thrilled to find these fabulous Ann Taylor navy blue sailor pants.

A Great Thrift Find Can Equal a Lot of Looks

Here are just a few ways I have styled these versatile pants.

1. PreppySimple, casual look highlighting the button detail on the pants.

Breakdown —

Merona blouse, like new — Thrift, $4.99 at SaversAnn Taylor pants, gently used — Thrift, $7.99 from GoodwillCoach shoes — Thrift, $12.00 from shopgoodwill.com 2. 60s StyleHere I styled it with a wide headband and a boatneck top for a 60s flair.

Breakdown —

Merona blouse, like new — Thrift, $5.99 from GoodwillAnn Taylor pants, gently used — Thrift, $7.99 from GoodwillCoach shoes — Thrift, $12.00 from shopgoodwill.com 3. NauticalI played into the nautical theme here with a classic blue and white striped tee.

Breakdown —

Cabi blouse, New — Beg, hand-me-downAnn Taylor pants, gently used — Thrift, $7.99 from Goodwill 4. Classic with a TwistA versatile look with a fun cardigan 

Breakdown —

Banana Republic tshirt, new with tags — Thrift, $8.00 from Banana Republic (clearance)Aeropostale cardigan, like new -- $2.50 from GoodwillNecklace -- Borrow from friend PriscillaAnn Taylor pants, gently used — Thrift, $7.99 from GoodwillSkechers shoes, new with tags — Thrift, $15.00 from Skechers (clearance)

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I had fun playing fashion blogger which I clearly am not. Do you enjoy thrifting? Do you have a go-to piece that can be styled very differently?

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As a reminder, here’s the key:

Beg — Gift or hand-me-down from friendBorrow — Self-explanatoryThrift — Purchased new or second-hand at a deep discount