The Metro: Thrifting takes center stage at 7th Annual Rags $2 Riches fashion show
The 7th annual Rags $2 Riches fashion show wants to highlight thrifted clothes, give them a high-end twist and show you can still look fly in second hand apparel.
Photo of Stephanie Bedell, a fashion consultant and founder of the Rags $2 Riches fashion show.
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While you might look amazing in your latest clothing purchase from Temu or Shein, its journey will most likely end in a landfill.
The 7th annual Rags $2 Riches fashion show wants to highlight thrifted clothes, give them a high-end twist and show you can still look fly in second hand apparel. This is a celebration of sustainability, style and the long lasting impacts of buying used clothes.
Stephanie Bedell founded the Rags $2 Riches Fashion show and she is also a wardrobe consultant, specializing in plus-size fashion. She joins the show to talk about thrifting and the runway styled garments from Salvation Army Stores that will be featured at the event.
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