I have no idea what the norms really are when it comes to my thrifting–statistically speaking. 2019 was my first full year (of many to come I hope!) of shopping entirely secondhand, which is a privilege that I’m able to enjoy being straight-sized in an industry that completely caters to my body and have enough disposable cash to spend an average of $84 a month on clothing. Over…
I did a 6 month update on how much I've actually spent on thrifting and I thought in the spirit of transparency I would do final review for the year. I've said it before, most of my thrifting is done via online apps due to a limited availability in my hometown, so I utilize Instagram, Poshmark, Depop and sometimes thredUP, so that makes it really easy to track…
At the beginning of this year, I posted on my list of “resolutions” here on my blog and I can’t help but look back because I’m obsessed with lists and tracking progress on everything, and also apparently subconsciously judging myself harshly where I fail to measure up (the riches of being in therapy). I’m learning to be more gentle with myself though, and so I thought I’d look…
It’s not a fad, it’s a reality, and it’s here to stay! Save your money, and invest in pieces that are of the best quality, and will last a long time. If you’re into trends, then purchase second hand.…
