Editors Note: So most of us don’t have the funds to hire a full-time stylist, yet. However that doesn’t need to stop us from exploring the world of fashion and getting some help from fashion experts along the way.  This new and exciting site Shopafrolic is your one stop destination to have you adding COLOR to your wardrobe effortlessly and with a lot of fun.  I encourage you to try the site and add ONE new thing to your normal routine of getting dressed, see if it doesn’t add a little extra pep in your step! ~Nitika~

Effective people everywhere know that focusing on what you’re good at and delegating the rest is a sound practice for getting great results.  I like to apply this adage to all areas of life, not just business or work.  What does this have to do with fashion?  Not everyone is born a savvy fashionista—myself included!  (Warning: those of you who are naturally gifted with style are about to wince in horror) Growing up as a tomboy, with a mission of never wearing skirts, and keeping my curvy body hidden from the world in sweats, jerseys and baggy t-shirts, fashion has never come naturally to me. When asked ,“What’s your style, Liz?” I’ve been known to respond, “comfortable.” So, when a website comes along offering easy to digest fashion tips and trends, I’m all over it—because what better way to learn than to soak up the advice of those who specialize?

Whether you’re like me, usually behind the trends, or you’re the fashion barometer for your circle—my new favorite fashion site, shopafrolic.com, is for you.  Co-Founders and sisters Liz and Jane attribute their passion for fashion to their Upper East Side mom who they say had a standing appointment with her dressmaker on Friday afternoons.

When you visit shopafrolic.com, you’ll find it’s an extensive site filled with useful information.  I’ve narrowed it down to my top three favorites to help you get started:

1. Tips and Trends.  This is a one-stop shop for the clueless to get a clue and the fashionistas to put their knowledge to the test. Liz and Jane cover timeless fashion tips, walk you through the latest trends, and even have picture examples of street chic ensembles.

2.  Buy/Don’t Buy. Been eyeing a particular item and you just can’t decide? Pose your query to the experts! (They both have their own line of clothing, lizlange.com and sajedesign.com. They’re qualified experts.)  You can post a picture of your item with your question and the ladies will give you a thumbs up or, a thumbs down complete with why and alternatives to your item!

3.  Shopafrolic’s Shopping Posse.  Sign up for the daily newsletter and receive a daily email with a highly touted fashion, accessory and beauty item so you can always know what to shop for.

To find out more visit shopafrolic.com, and follow Shopafrolic on Twitter and Facebook.

** This article was written by guest contributor Elizabeth Dialto, for her bio and contact information please visit http://yourbellalife.com/guest-contributors/