✨ Thrift With Me ONLINE For Ren Faire / Fantasy Clothes!
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- čas přidán 17. 04. 2024
- Let's do some online "thrifting" for renaissance faire and fantasy clothing. I show you in real time some of my favorite ways to search and show you the things that I find. Let me know your favorite ways to "thrift" online in the comments!
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I would try Boho & peasant as search terms, also Medieval
My fantasy is my house is clean, my delusion is I can get it done by myself in like I dunno.... a DAY lol I blame the adhd. ❤
😂 same. I try to clean all in one day, then I get distracted when going through a closet because I unearth someone I forgot I had.
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I just scored a lovely Cottagecore dress at a Goodwill in my area. I can't wait to put it through the laundry.
Don't forget you can learn to sew...
Buy the green skirt and film an unboxing and styling video. Then write off the cost in your taxes as business use for content. ;)
Haha thats always my excuse. Someone else mentioned sending an offer, I may. But I’ll sleep on it 😂
I never thought about actually keeping the "in someone's cart" filter toggled "on" on ThredUp, but I bet that's actually one of the best ways to find good pieces because obviously someone else liked them too.
Freshly diagnosed with ADHD (already had ASC diagnosis) and I'm just enjoying fantasy fashion so much. I'm not "away with the fairies" I'm hanging out with my squad
This video felt like I was sitting with a pal shopping with them it was fun! I'd love to see you thrift online a whole outfit and show us how to put it all together xx
You have so many options in the States! I wish we had Thred Up over here in Europe!
At least Vinted is really big in Europe and Kleinanzeigen also sometimes has good deals. (Even though I don't know if ebay-kleinanzeigen is a thing outside of germany)
I snagged that tan/neutral Dimri skirt after seeing it in this video and just got it in the mail today and my god it's wildly gorgeous in person 😍
Huckleberry clothing custom made my maternity shoot clothes I love her stuff!
I vote for a room tour video. I want to see the pretty things on display ^-^❤
I did a mini tour a while back in a Q&A (I think it was for my 10k) - but I want to do an updated one once I finally upgrade my book case. I want to switch out my two small bookshelves into one big one but have been on the hunt for one in my local area for cheap.
greetings fellow fairygirl :) i suggest buying the skirt and dying it green yourself. its easy. :) oxoxoxox
My 2c: Google image search if you want a specific item and you know the brand (like that green skirt). This casts a very wide net and I've sometimes found items I wanted on websites I didn't know existed. To avoid disappointments, esp. if item costs $$$, look for fabric content, photos of the tag (if the item has the tag), thorough photos at different angles, photos of the actual item (instead of the seller using only photos from the original brand site), and specific measurements. If the seller does not do these things but still charger a substantial amount, I avoid. Also the seller should have something to say about the item instead of a perfunctory description like "green skirt".
Do not wear sandals to a faire, your feet will be filthy & hurting. The girls I knew who actually worked the faire often wore the fabric Mary Janes you can get at any China Town for under $10. I just wear lace up granny boots & that seems to be what most people wear unless they have custom made authentic boots/shoes.
Agreed. Boots or booties are best. The dust and mud that gets kicked up is for real. I prefer to have good tread on my shoes for the hills.
I consistently wear my black doc martens whether it goes with my outfit or not lol most of the time you can't see them anyway. One of these days I'll buy some brown boots I swear
This was helpful to me since I have several pieces I've been holding onto that I sized out of. I have sold a few items on E bay but it's always a hassle with coats, cloaks or boots since the weight will make the shipping expensive. I had 3 pairs of Dansko slides that were never worn & we posted on FB Marketplace to sell locally. I was only asking $20. They were new in box & both ladies who bought them were absolutely shocked & delighted. I was surprized that the red & purple sold but not the black. I'm a little shocked at what some people want for used clothing online. I always had good luck at consignment resale shops but they are harder to find these days & they take a pretty big cut.
Off topic, but your background is so estheticly pleasing
Ty! I’ve been working on it for a bit making tweaks here or there. The backdrop has been a good investment.
How I find the same clothing item is I screen shot it and Google image search. It works pretty well.
I also do it to see how I like the item on models etc to see how it would fit me. It works for that too!
I love that! I totally forgot to mention I do that sometimes when I see stuff I like lol - its cool because sometimes even if it doesn't find exact matches, it'll show you similar stuff which sometimes gives you great results!
Thank you for giving me some ideas. I try and curate as many small businesses I can plus thrifting but its generally pretty difficult to find stuff thats not super expensive. Its the way it has to be, I get people on marketplaces like Facebook and Ebay want to make a few bucks and for it to be worth selling at all (I did the same thing when I sold my Ps4 and games). The ebay listings surprise me, there are some legit good stuff I gotta take a look at.
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Don't buy the green skirt just make a reasonable offer!!
Haha good idea. It’s been listed since January so they may take a discount. I’ll wait a little I think.
I'd love to see you (window) thrift shopping and do a do and don'ts if you haven't already....but do it again! Like the genre but I am too old for this stuff, wish when I was younger and had CZcams as an educational tool. lol
You're never too old to put a little whimsy in your wardrobe 💛
On eBay at least you can filter items containing something you don't like by typing "minus that word", for example -faux, so all those faux leather boots would disappear from your search results. No idea about the sites you use, though
Yeah, try being. 5'10.5".... On line/ thrift, I can find things (every once in a while) LOL
I’m sure my friend Sara feels your pain, she is also tall(er) and finding pants that are long enough can be a struggle - and sleeves that are long enough too!
800 dollars for boots is ridiculous. I didn't even pay close to that for my brand new American Duchess leather knee high boots
Yeah I was confused by that, but perhaps they were rare true vintage? I need to actually read descriptions LOL - but the Vintage Foundry laceup flat brown leather boots I've been eyeing are like $250ish NEW and was 130ish during black friday... even then I didn't buy them - some day though some day LOL
so question...when you get the shoes and boots from thrifting...how do you go about cleaning them the best for you?
There are different products for different materials, but generally for the interior of most shoes you can get a disinfectant spray specifically for shoes. Those are good to have on hand anyways for maintaining shoes to keep them from smelling.
For the exterior of leather I use a horsehair brush, and a mink oil conditioner. Great for maintenance as well, I use it every so often on my docs and my Naturalizer boots to keep them soft and in good shape.
For fabric exteriors you can use mild detergents and soaps lathered up. Some sneakers can be put in some washing machines on low but depends on the shoe and the machine.
For suede and faux suede, spot cleaning is best but I’m sure there are tutorials.
For just disinfecting and not cleaning visible dirt, the shoe sprays do the trick. They kill most foot related bacterias and fungi.
dam she’s so me 😔🧚🏻
Not sure when I’ll be able to go bc of location and scheduling but I would love to be able to go. My fantasy is to be a hobbit 😭