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Hear hear! Love second hand, it seems silly to spend money on something mass produced and poor quality when you can get decent, hardly worn, unique stuff for a fraction of the price.Hell yes! I don't buy new clothes in general, for two reasons. I don't have money for those uniquish, great looking clothes I would love to wear, and my style doesn't allow me to wear much of those H&M mass-production clothes. And anyway I'm very poor, so I shop in second-hand. All my wardrope is from those places, except stockings and underwear.
Sorry, the only vintage shops I know are in Leicester! That said, there are meant to be some amazing ones in the posher places. If you go to South Ken/Chelsea people will quite happily give a dress they've worn once to a charity shop. It's a lot more expensive though!oh its not in london i'm afraidits in rochester, where i live outside of term-time.
do you know any good vintage shops in london? i'd be interested to find some too!
i love asian ebay stores!!! plus all the models are so thin and cute, thinspo and shopping makes an awesome combinationWith me being a somewhat "gothy" type, second hand stores can be really handy! Although I almost never remember to go to them.>_< I get most of my stuff from chinese and Japanese sellers on ebay.:3
Ahh yes.OwO Literally the only problem I have is, things will fit me just fine, except everything is too short on me because Asians tend to be very petite and I'm a bit lanky.D: Hahai love asian ebay stores!!! plus all the models are so thin and cute, thinspo and shopping makes an awesome combination![]()
aha, yes, i always check the length before i buy it, some of the clothes would barely cover my bumAhh yes.OwO Literally the only problem I have is, things will fit me just fine, except everything is too short on me because Asians tend to be very petite and I'm a bit lanky.D: Haha
I got MAC lipstick and blusher for £1 each from them though..O_O