As 2021 begins to wind down and the secondhand market continues to ramp up, consumers whose closets are filled with firsthand, full-price clothing are becoming fewer and fewer. And in a market that ...

EVERETT — Don’t try to tell Kara Langus that sparkle is not a color. Sparkle is the Everett business owner’s favorite hue. Shimmery dresses, sequined tops and beaded dresses take center stage at her ...

Finding clothing that’s made in America is no easy feat these days. To reduce costs, many clothing brands outsource manufacturing to factories overseas, but there’s something to be said for purchasing ...

Vintage clothing is inescapable at the moment. Red carpets and Instagram feeds are filled with archival Versace (worn in the last year by Jenna Ortega, Bella Hadid, and Zendaya), Jean Paul Gaultier ...

Tahia Islam is a 24-year-old activist with style. As the founder of Reclaimed Womxn Vintage, she is devoted to alleviating clothing and food insecurity for working-class BIPOC. “We sell clothing to ...

There's perhaps never been a better time to be a vintage fashion enthusiast in the Inland Northwest, with an explosion in recent years of local shops and vendors offering styles from every decade of ...

Vogue fashion writer Liana Satenstein first heard about James Veloria when a former colleague, stylist Monica Kim, sent her to the shop to pick up a Tom Ford–era Gucci silk button-down ($250). Since ...

ALBANY — A new store selling vintage clothing, jewelry and housewares celebrated its opening across from Albany’s Carl McCall SUNY Building, offering enthusiasts a spot downtown to browse timeless ...

The guest room at Deborah Brown's Dallas home is more of a museum; a place to store her vintage clothing collection. "I have always been into vintage clothing, for years," Brown said. Four years ago, ...

Second-hand, thrifted and vintage clothing has risen in popularity among teenagers and young adults over the years, providing fashion lovers the chance to curate their individual styles through one-of ...

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