September Issue
The New Thrifting
Pre-loved, resale, vintage – call it what you will, there is a new wave of enthusiasm for wearing old clothes; interestingly, though, some of the most passionate and high-profile advocates prefer to shun the euphemisms and call it like it is: second-hand. Sarah Bailey meets the style-setters, sellers and surprising activists who are leading fashion’s second-hand revolution
Sarah Bailey
“I would also say that if you love fashion and you get into second-hand, you’ll get things that no one else will have. And you will go to the source of the ideas and that is really inspiring. That’s not to say you can’t buy fashion anymore, but if you find something vintage that you love, you’ll be more excited about it, because it’s a one-off.”
Bay Garnett
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Beauty
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Shopping
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From classic styles that promise a lifetime of repairs and water-saving innovation, to upcycled pairs printed with joy-inducing patterns and reimagined vintage shapes
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