Vintage

Inside the emotional, cultural, and practical reasons that people avoid buying used clothes.

A decade ago, luxury fashion brands didn’t even acknowledge the existence of sales, let alone participate in the resale industry; brands would rather

While the rest of us have been slouching around the house in loungewear that ranges from found-at-the-back-of-our-PJ-drawer boxers to newly purchased, past

Like many during the early stay-at-home orders, with nothing else to do, I tackled my closet, an unorganized, overstuffed box in the corner of my bedroom-s

In Refinery29’s Sweet Digs, we take a look inside the sometimes small, sometimes spacious homes of millennial women. Today, Angeleno Cynthia Papp sh

For plus-size women, shopping, in general, is hard. Finding a retailer that sells clothing in a plus-size alone isn’t easy — and that’s before even c

If 2020 had gone differently, thousands of buyers and sellers looking to strike a deal would be en route to Massachusetts today for the Brimfield Antique S

The act of thrifting isn’t for the faint of heart. I’m talking bin-diving at a donation center, sorting through piles of T-shirts and Dickies in an old

When the pandemic hit, Thrilling, an online marketplace that offers vintage and secondhand clothing from small businesses around the country, cut its commi

Of all the many vintage stores in Brooklyn, five stand out as the darlings of the scene: Antoinette, Awoke, Collections, Dusty Rose, and Horizons. And to k

By now, those of us working from home have already baked bread, done so many online yoga classes we are basically experts, and learned every dance that’s

At its fall ‘20 runway show, Gucci reissued a version of its Jackie bag, the slouchy, hobo shoulder bag first introduced in the 1950s as the Constance, b

This story has been updated from the original version. Earlier, it included a falsified Instagram image, which has been removed. Over the weekend, Kim Kard