Are you familiar with London Times? You've probably noticed this brand at department stores like Macy's or Dillard's. For fall, the NYC-based dress company has ramped up their website, and I'm seeing a lot of stylish options for work, parties and more. Almost all London Times dresses are under $100 and come in sizes 4-16 as well as plus sizes. Give the site a look and if you like what you see, use code BB20 at checkout to receive 20% off the entire London Times site. (One time use per customer. Cannot be combined with any other offers or promotions. Expires 10/18/12.)

{My top picks (from left): Lace Shift Dress, $58 (down from $78); Blurred Plaid Ponte, $78; Lace and Satin Peplum, $78; Belted Lace Dress, $78}

Have you been to freebeautyevents.com? It's a site that lists free beauty happenings in your area (just search by zip code). They also host a monthly giveaway for the latest beauty goodies. This month, FBE is giving away Clear Total Care Nourishing Shampoo, Clear Total Care Nourishing Conditioner, and Shakira Eau Florale Perfume to 10 lucky winners. You have until 9/31/2012 to enter.

Please note: TheBudgetBabe.com will receive free beauty product samples in conjunction with this post.

The Budget Babe is featured in an August 30, 2012 article in The New York Times titled "Style Coalition Introduces Online Video Channel" by Simone S. Oliver. The piece talks about the launch of SCTV which includes my new YouTube show, "Retail Bootcamp." Read the full article here.

Style United caught up with a couple bloggers during New York Fashion Week to talk street style, and I was lucky enough to get snapped (I have my LC Lauren Conrad floral blazer to thank for that). Check out the feature here.

Some of you may recall me tweeting about a top secret video project a couple months ago, and now I'm excited to finally be able to share what I've been working on! It's called Retail Bootcamp, and it's my new shopping show on the just-launched Style Coalition TV channel on YouTube.

In the first episode, Retail Bootcamp takes you inside a well-known department store to find out what it really takes to shop like a stylist.

In this ongoing series, I'll be visiting various retailers - from big department stores to local boutiques and sample sales - to share my tips and tricks on how to shop savvy and find fashionable bargains.

Check out more great original shows by my fellow Style Coalition bloggers and subscribe at StyleCoalition.tv.

Comments? Suggestions? Let me know in the comments (please be kind, I'm new at this!)