Style me in seconds - How we used secondhand clothes for a fashion photo shoot

Posted by Victoria Lochhead on

Way back in 2014 when I did my first year of saying no to new clothes, I wanted to highlight just how good preloved clothing was.  I had an idea to create some magazine worthy images of gorgeous models, all dressed in secondhand clothes.

With the help of some very talented friends, we used clothes from our dress agency, from charity shops and borrows to dress our real models in amazing outfits.   Going back over those images again, I'm reflecting on how far our mission to share preloved clothes as a way to create a beautiful and sustainable wardrobe has come, and how many more people are now open to the idea of shopping secondhand rather than new. 

What I think the images show is that using preloved clothing can be a fun way to create amazing outfits that don't cost the earth, both in the financial and environmental senses.  It also shows the variety and quality of what is available secondhand.  Have a look at the images and see what you think: 

A model wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a blue skirt wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a black coat wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a green jacket wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a floaty blue dress wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a knitted dress wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a pink jacket wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a velvet jacket wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a jumper wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a pink coat wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a floaty dress wearing secondhand clothes
A model in a folk dress wearing secondhand clothes

If you'd like to see what we currently have in stock, head on over to our home page and browse the current collection of preloved dress agency clothing available online.

Interested in finding out more about not buying new clothes?  You might like our blog which shares tips on how to get started: >>Read it here>> 

If you have a comment about your own secondhand styling, please share it below, we'd love to see what you've created!

 

 


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