New Magazine: More or Less
Jaime Perlman, a Vogue alum of both the American and British editions, is launching More or Less, a bi-annual magazine that will mix luxury with vintage. Kate Moss is on the debut cover and showcases her famed vintage collection in a story photographed by Ethan James Green. Vogue‘s Mark Holgate spoke with Ms. Perlman and got the scoop.
I’ve been adding more and more resale items to my posts—there are so many sites with great and authenticated finds. As the price of luxury clothing skyrockets and environmental concerns about fast fashion escalate, mixing it up feels modern and conscientious.
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GABRIELA HEARST
Joaquin double-breasted pleated cashmere coat
CÉLINE EYEWEAR
Cat-eye square-frame sunglasses
PRADA
Belted wool-twill coat
SAINT LAURENT
Leather Charlotte kitten heel knee high boots
CHLOÉ
Tweed wool-blend single-breasted coat
ISABEL MARANT ÉTOILE
Mora embroidered cotton shirt
REJINA PYO
Avery oversized belted two-tone cotton twill trench coat
CHLOÉ
Knotted sleeve-waist wool sweater
MARNI
medium Trunk shoulder bag
SOPHIE BUHAI
Gold vermeil hoop earrings
ACNE STUDIOS
Wool-blend overcoat
GABRIELA ARTIGAS
Chain choker - yellow gold
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One of the very best and most knowledgeable vintage collectors, online reseller and personal shopper is my friend Sarah whose website riceandbeansvintage.com just scratches the surface of her access, knowledge and service…worth a look if you are interested in supporting other than big brand names online, yes, even in reselling…
Oh this looks good – and yes, I agree with you about vintage, the environment and not buying loads of new stuff.
What do you think are the best designer resale sites?
I like The Real Real and Vestiaire Collective, but there many more.
Any others for luxury handbags?
@Kim – I like What Goes Around Comes Around, because you can order and return for full refund. Tradesy is also good because you can return for a site credit. I don’t like The Real for handbags because they have a strict no return policy for handbags, but yet, take everything else back for refund? I think they should change that policy.
Just FYI I had good service returning a bag on The Real Real a few monthes ago. It was a white Marni bag and significantly more worn and makes up than reflected in the photos. I sent a polite email requesting a return and they politely said of course. I am a decent customer (buy 4-5 items a year) so maybe that helped?