Sustainable Style Blog — Second Hand Clothes

Come behind the scenes and meet our charity pals!

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Come behind the scenes and meet our charity pals!
In this short video, we take you behind the scenes in our online dress agency and we visit the My Cancer My Choices centre in Charvill to meet the founder and hear more about their incredible work.

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Leading the way in sustainable fashion.

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Leading the way in sustainable fashion.
In our latest blog, we take a look at the preloved outfits worn by Reading mayor Rachel Eden as she fully embraces her environmental principles and shows us how it's possible to dress well without damaging the environment.

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The Fluid Wardrobe – how to build the ultimate sustainable wardrobe you love

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The Fluid Wardrobe – how to build the ultimate sustainable wardrobe you love
How can we work towards a more environmentally friendly wardrobe without having to resort to a beetroot tie-dyed dress made from sack cloth?  How can we build a wardrobe we feel good about but also want to wear?  In this blog, I'll be taking you through the concept of a fluid wardrobe and sharing my tips on how to create one for yourself.

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Secondhand Style - Using Preloved Clothes To Create Outfits

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Secondhand Style - Using Preloved Clothes To Create Outfits

A beautiful embroidered Monsoon skirt does not an outfit make.  Not without a few raised eyebrows anyway.  So in our latest blog I demonstrate a few outfits created from preloved clothing from our dress agency, and show how different outfits can be used to different effect depending on your colouring and body type.

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

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Style me in seconds - How we used secondhand clothes for a fashion photo shoot
We challenged ourselves to create a fashion photo shoot from preloved clothing that relied on things from charity shops, our dress agency and borrows to create outfits that were magazine worthy.

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