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Listen, if you see an opportunity to match a dripping, beaded sweater with an equally beaded vintage purse, go for the fourth and show off the plastic. Completely covered in dangling bits and beads, this angora mix monstrosity was an irresistible find at my local thrift store. I immediately thought of these vintage beaded purses from the 50s and 60s. I purchased this wallet from the good Goldmine in Idaho earlier this year. One of the Google reviews says “wonderful location To buy rich people’s money thrift store prices.”
Listen!
And yes! Everything here is used. This will be my credo for 2020: Make as few new purchases as possible. Especially when it comes to clothing and accessories, oh my. I mean, I’ve been doing mean thrift shows since high school (some of you who’ve been reading this for 10 years will recognize????! Oh my??!). And yes, I think what got me into style and fashion in the first place was always the desire to put things together in new ways.
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