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Austin Fashion Week returns to celebrate 14 years this Spring
We’re going to Austin Fashion Week 2022! Looks from established and emerging designers will hit the runway this weekend for Austin Fashion Week. Over 80 looks will be featured in the three day event this Spring accompanied by pop up shops at The Domain. The fashion action starts on Friday April 29 with the first […]
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Styling tips for 7 fashion trends of 2022 that you can thrift or shop sustainably
It may seem impossible, but following the latest fashion trends while being mindful when shopping is achievable. Luckily most trends tend to come back after a few years and it seems like some styles from 2021 are migrating to 2022 making it easier and more “sustainable” to stay on trend this year.
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5 tips to help you step up your thrifting game
Finding a nice garment in a traditional thrift store can seem overwhelming. While the racks of clothing seem endless it can be frustrating not finding any pieces after browsing through rows of clothes. And if you’re new to thrift shopping you may not know where to start. Luckily there are certain ways to navigate the […]
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7 ways to participate in Secondhand September and avoid buying new clothes
Already looking for new fall garments to add into your wardrobe this year? Try looking for pieces at the thrift store or secondhand shopping apps such as Depop for your cooler weather staples this year. Why? Well, because it’s Secondhand September.
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Finding the fun and color in sustainable clothing
Nude tones, black, grey white, those are some of the colors seen on most of the sustainable clothing collections. Aside from a “boring” look these pieces come paired with a hefty price tag. A grey top for over $100, will have most people ditching the whole idea of shopping at a sustainable retailer. Not all […]
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Q&A with Daisy Rincón of Épocas Shop
When some people think of sustainable fashion they picture neutral colors and pieces that aren’t necessarily “stylish.” Daisy Rincón challenges those ideas through the clothing pieces she curates for her online vintage business, Épocas Shop.
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