Every week can’t be awesome folks. I have a theory that there is thing out there in the universe called Thrift Karma. For every trip where you find a vintage Coach Willis bag, you must suffer a few weeks of finding nothing. It’s how the universe stays balanced.
Therefore, it only makes sense that after I was gifted an amazing haul last week, all I would find to add to my wardrobe this week was this cardigan.
A few of you have been asking me how you can learn more about fast fashion, and why I’m so very against it. I don’t frequently delve into this topic, but instead try to offer fun alternatives to Forever 21, H&M, Target, and the like.
I’m not here to preach. I’m not here to judge. As I state pretty clearly, I’m just here to change the way you think about fashion.
But for those of you who want to learn more about how cheap fashion has fundamentally changed all of our lives, and the lives of the people who make our clothing in an incredibly short period of time, I have a reading recommendation for you.
We have made it to Friday, my friends! Huzzah! 🙂
I’m feeling a little funky this Friday. Not bad in a funk funky, but 1970s funtime disco funky!
As I scurried into the office the other day (I was running late), I noticed this sitting in my chair.
My first, completely nonsensical thought was, “I’m late, and now I’ve been replaced by a box.”
In yesterday’s post, I showed you my thrift haul for the week. Among the clothing I found was a sparkly beaded and sequined top from the 80’s.
