Couldn't be more thrilled to get the big thumbs up over competitors from fashion industry guru Fifi on her Best Recessionista websites Fifi Report.

The FiFi Report is written every week by fashion editor, stylist and uber shopper Fiona Milne (other wise known as FiFi.)

A truly professional shopper, FiFi has won many accolades including The Nobel Purchase Prize. She has worked tirelessly for the under confident and is currently lobbying for shopping to be an Olympic sport.

In the fashion industry for many years, FiFi has been fashion editor at Instyle, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue and Fashion Director at Elle. She has styled many celebrities including Cate Blanchett, Natalie Portman and Elle Macpherson as well as thousands of supermodels around the world in fabulously exotic locations.

And she has also shopped and shopped around the world in all the most fabulously exotic locations.

Here's what she had to say about the best recessionista sites around!

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It’s official you are a Recessionista. You want to look fabulous but how can you get the look without splurging? Maybe you need to hire a bag instead of buying one. Or maybe you need to clean out the wardrobe and sell a few things. Or maybe you just need to hit the Outnet and get your own Stimlus package.

Here are the best recession busting sites:

Wish to Wear Rent designer bags for weeks at a time. Chanel anyone?

Love Me & Leave Me is Australia’s premium online fashion service giving members the option to borrow or buy the latest fashion accessories from leading local and international designers.

Indian Giver A high fashion online store that allows you to borrow and return the latest looks…. It seems to just have Australian designers such as Camilla and Marc.

The Wardrobe Store A little daggy but it’s worth a look at the designer resale emporium with no Auctions: See it, Love it, Buy it. Plus you can donate to a charity.

Miss Money Penny is the smartest and fastest way to shop for new, near new, and vintage, women’s designer and Australian labels - for a fraction of the retail price.

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