See past Deja Vuesday posts.
See past Deja Vuesday posts.
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How do buyers and sellers, cleaner-outers and accumulators, choose a resale shop to deal with? And what makes them decide to continue consigning at your shop, donating to your thrift store, buying and selling in your resale shop?
They choose the shop which seems to be Continue Reading »
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See past Weekend Warrior ideas.
Okay, this weekend, it’s time to
relax computer-side.
Here’s a list that’ll have your mouse clicking all weekend:
Stalk Exchange: the NY Times list of Twitter addresses for women’s fashion designers, sellers, models. And some blogs, too, to check out.
If anyone knows of a similar list that would cover childresnwear, mean’s fashion, home goods, please tell us in the comments!
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Move those left-over summer clothing items by turning them into transitional outfits!
This great photo, from Your Best Friend’s Closet in Denver, got me thinking.
Here’s how:
- Add heavier accessories like the chunky chains, neck and waist, in the photo.
- Scarves can loop around necks, be turned into a weskit as above. And remember leather belts too.
- Tights, bike shorts, leggings, skinny jeans: layer them beneath a summer dress or top/mini combo.
- Add dark, suede sandals, pumps, ballet flats, boots.
- Cardigans. Jackets. Pair them insouciantly with denim cutoffs, a floral dress, or the all-purpose chino crops.
- Do it up big…start that word-of-mouth. PIle on the layers, the bangles…make it showy!
Here’s a basic outfit you can pull together in two secs: it’s from Fringe, a consignment shop in Alabama.
What makes it work? The surprise of the turquoise belt, the scarf worn as an epaulet.
The pros multi-layer like this from style.com
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