I think your wardrobe is pretty sustainable, Trinny. You buy quality items and keep them forever, altering them as necessary. The most sustainable clothing is what’s already in your wardrobe. I buy natural fabrics, even if I get tired of say, a silk shirt, someone else will want to use it, unlike synthetic fiber fast-fashion items.
I like the idea of a number of quality pieces that last. I worry about clothes in landfills and I also worry about unfair labor practices that are used in clothing manufacture. Thank you, Trinny, for a great video!
Such a fabulous post Trinny. An honest insight into your wardrobe confessions. We all need to think about waste. Some of today's high street fashion is so cheap it's enabled us to become a throw away society, of which I'm so guilty of too. Amy could teach us so much. Hoping you both get to do a video on a charity shop trip soon.
I love this episode sooooo much Trinny. Sustainability has become so important for me not only for the environment but for my pocketbook. I fell into a deep depression spending too much on items I didn’t need to fill up a void in my life that I didn’t know was so big. Please keep up this idea. It’s so important for so many reasons. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love from the US
Yes💕💕💕💕💕 I adore vintage. I buy 90% of my clothes..... mostly 60s and 70s gorgeous dresses especially maxi...from etsy. Stunning, unique , well made often one off handmade items. Never going g back. Cheaper and better value that shops. Also they fit me.
Thank you for putting this out there we all have to many clothes, shoes, handbags I'm as guilty as the next, but I've been shopping only pre- loved clothes for years on ebay, the charity shops near me, I've even found brand new items with the tags still on them for an amazing bargain! Makes me feel so happy to get them home wash them & then there all mine. If your shopping on line, type in your size, be specific about what your searching for & put what colour you what. You can also ask the seller any questions you might have about the piece your interested in, & you can make an offer rather than just pay the price the seller is asking. You will be delighted with what comes up, & you will have a wonderful time like shopping loads of different shops in the comfort of your own home, with a lovely cup of coffee, saves not only time but you will save loads of money. Enjoy!
Iv been buying predominantly 2nd hand for over 20 years, since I was a kid going with my mum. At 12 years old and started volunteering a few hours a week at a charity shop (taught me about work so I had a good work ethic for my 1st job once I was legal work age) and have been shopping charity shops, markets and eBay ever since. It’s the thrill of the hunt and the opportunity of getting a bargain. I sell my items once I’m done with them, which gives them another life more than donating, and you can even make money if you buy 2nd hand, enjoy it then resell 🤩
I loved this. It was a bit different from your normal content and has certainly reminded us all that there is pure gold to be found in charity shops. I think you need time to search in shops ( it’s not a quick pop in and out) and you need to visit shops regularly, but when you find something fabulous the feeling is great. Also just a heads up, there are some amazing pre loved items for your home in charity shops too! Would love some more content like this one please, it was great 👏👏👏👏
I love what Trinny is wearing and The Love Island Dress Organiser. She has a beautiful, cool and colourful style which compliments her hair colour.☯️💛 I think hair colour is so important when choosing a contrast. I love the light silver contrast with Trinny’s gold hair. Love factor. Very Classy!
Oh I can’t even express how insanely thrilled I get when I find a real good keeper piece from thrifting. Recently I found a Tiffany &co crystal candle holder!!! It felt quite heavy in when I picked it up. I turned it around to see very discretely in halo graphic the words Tiffany and Co. and I scream squealed right there in the store when I saw it turned bright red when people looked at me. But I didn’t care. I got it for $3!!!! 🎉 eBay is my go to place to find designer goods at good deals. I’ve purchased the knee high Stuart Weitzman boots for $200. Prada loafers (Calzatura Donna in black) for $180. Tory Burch midi dress that fits me perfectly for $78. Those are my favorites but I’ve so much more that I’ve even altered some pieces if I had to and the quality is there. Love this kind of video TRINNY!! You are such an awe inspiring professor of being mindful and healthy. I learn something new or different from you every video. Even though I came to your channel for the cosmetic tips & techniques but stayed for everything else you & your adorable team give us knowledge on. 💛 Edit: 😮whoa. I commented before I watched!!! Can not believe we were finding the same type things!!! My TB dress is very similar to yours. So cool.
What a terrific collaboration! I love the realistic and practical advice. It would be amazing to see preloved garments included in your Trinny TakeOver episodes.
I reached the point where my closet is not appealing anymore and yet I keep buying new clothing that are just newer variations of what I already own. And I’m so glad I found your channel!
This was right up my street. I loved every minute and am looking forward to your shopping together. I never knew what all the fuss is about graphik t-shirts. Amys is the only way to wear them and when I next browse in my favorite second hand shop I’ll go for them big time (thank goodness I can sew). I prefer gin to vodka, but it is a solid tip!
I love listening to you ladies! Great tip for getting rid of b/o😉Love your food analogy Trinny. I’m in my 60s and btw aging and winter 🇨🇦 being able to wear my treasured pieces inspires me to keep the weight off. I’ve learned so much from your channel. Thank you❤️I’m a fellow monster boot lover😘
I've not really been one for second-hand shopping but yesterday I went into a consignment shop in an affluent area and found the perfect Burberry top for $179. It was so well made and fit me perfectly that I had to have it. I'll definitely be doing it again!
I think the older we get, and we know what suits us in fashion. I started to buy the same style pant or shirt when I love it and suits my body type. I figured that out in my forties!
Unfortunately I was applying mascara as Trinny revealed she had purchased two of the Dries silver sleeveless top she was wearing in this video-mascara all over my eye lol!!! That kimono was so incredibly inspiring-what a video!
I have only shopped ( apart from underwear) from charity shops for the last three years. BUT on one visit to one of these shops, I discovered a large amount of bags being taken out to a van - if it hasn’t sold in a month the clothes go for shredding! Apparently they don’t have the space to store from one season to the next. I was horrified! I’m sure there are people desperate for unwanted clothes in this country.
I've worked in charity retail for many years and most charity shops rag/recycle around 50 -70% of all their clothing donations This is still better than it going into a landfill. Most charities will post online where they send their clothing remnants so you can check how ethical they are.
What an informative fun video ,great charisma between you two. Agree with other comments you are a great example of sustainable fashion . Good tips for shopping Preloved online thank you 😘🌟🌈
Thrilled to see you highlighting this area, Trinny. But it shouldn’t just be for September - we all need to radically rethink our approach to consumption. I’m always sceptical about the advice to ‘declutter’ things that haven’t been worn for a year or don’t fit; so often we can fall back in love with a piece or style so madness to just end up rebuying. I store things away if too big of too small in labeled boxes. Also have one which I call ‘not feeling it’ (currently full of skinny jeans amongst other things).
I don't agree with the declutter advice either, it's not for me, at least, since the jumper that I stopped wearing four years ago might me my favourite thing this winter. It wouldn't be the first time that happened.
Most of my shopping is consignment and charity shops. What I love is that I can test a new to me brand without paying retail. I have discovered new brands that I now love. Treasure hunting can be fun and I love unexpected gems but it also helps to shop with a purpose. I save items online or gather pieces in-store and think about how they will work in my wardrobe. Tips for shopping: know your measurements. Take your favorite pieces that fit you well, they them flat and measure them. That way when you are buying a piece online or in a shop that doesn't allow try-ons (just remember to take the tape and measurements with you), so you will know if a piece will fit based on your measurements. This is especially true when buying pieces that contain wool, cotton, or material that can shrink. I bought a wool size 6 blazer knowing it would fit me as a size 4. My assumption is that it was at the charity shop because the dry cleaner shrunk it a full size and it no longer fit the original owner. My last tip is to take your charity shop pieces and take them immediately to the cleaners or put them in the dryer for 30 minutes to kill any potential pests. You can also put them in a sealable bag, place them in the freezer for two weeks, take it back out for a week and then refreeze for another week. I have never had a pest or moth from a second hand store but I know that not all sellers launder their pieces. This is especially true if you're buying a new with tag piece from an online reseller. Happy shopping!
I weighed more than I used to for 2-3 years (but I kept my cloth). Now the kilos are gone and in summer and autumn it was like going shopping in my own closet ... 😍 Those nonsensical rules of throwing everything away just because you don't wore it for some time ... Thank you for an additional great video!! ♥️
Great conversation. I love charity shops, but rarely go in having clothes in mind. I found a beautiful coat for £12, winter white long coat by Together. Looked on line and it was £120 . Happy days
I have been purging because I have lost five stones this year. I have lots of clothes with labels on. I didn't want to sell through resale because they take two thirds of the sales price for example If they sell a good blouse for $9 they pay the original owner $3. Goodwill in the USA now have their own for profit seller. They pick out the best donations and mark them up high and sell them online. The items sold in their stores are too expensive now for a lot of people, eg jeans for $7. So, I called a local Women's shelter and they said they take donations every day! the smart items go to another address for job interviews...I'm thrilled that I will be helping others that can't afford charity clothes. Poshmark is a very good resale store in line here in the States We are so in need of more charity shops especially because our Major cities are far away from many people homes. Thank you for your great videos Trinny, I have to say though that this video is very grainy..sorry. 🥰
Donating isn’t always the answer. In some cases 90% of donated clothes ends up in landfill due to oversupply, damage, poor quality, doesn’t sell, understaffed, ‘work for benefits’ staff who don’t care and just dump it instead of sorting it. Selling old clothes actually gives the clothes a chance at a 2nd life, and gives you money to then buy other 2nd hand clothes. Please buy from charity stores but reconsider over-buying then bulk donating.
I have Jersey dresses from Primark that are 7 and 8 years old, I wear them regularly and get complimentary comments on a regular basis. They have lasted better than dresses ten times their price. Sometimes sustainable items can come from the high street.
Don’t get rid of your duplicates, you will regret it. I would wash them and remove them to a special cabinet, though. That will make your other cabinets more spacious. Then, if one wears out, you can bring out the new one instead. Getting rid of things is much less important than just to stop adding new ones.
Keep Your Multiple Items Trinny!!! I Don't Agree w/the idea that having Multiples makes a garment Less Special... I have had pieces go missing that I haven't been able to replace... If you can imagine yourself wearing a certain piece forever & it's not made from an "indestructible" fabric having multiples creates longevity!!! IMO😘 P. S. I belong to a family of generational thrift shoppers... We call it "Treasure Hunting"...
Please don't hat rid of your doubles! There's no reason why a beautiful piece you love shouldn't feel as special because you own two! The following disasters have already happened to a piece I lived to wear and that was an important part of various outfits: dry cleaner ruining it , washing it with the wrong program, an accidental stain the day I really wanted to wear it, button falling off and you don't have the time to saw it back on... I'm sure there are a thousand good reasons one can find for keeping a double! 🙂
But why cant say Zara or who ever simply give the clothes to people in need that cant afford to buy anything? Surely its better than just throwing it away :(
It's either a tax thing (they would have to pay tax on the donated goods) or an image thing (they don't want their newest collections on homeless people) or both. Humanity is forgotten.
I disagree Joan, one I feel she is evolving and trying to see how she can make a change in her own personal shopping habits, two she's providing such valuable information regarding what would suit us that I feel I've bought less but smarter..plus she has countless videos on shopping our own closets. It's upto each person to make informed decisions and spend as they please.
No don't sell your doubles.....when I buy some thing I really love love love buying another one doesnt lessen .....if you lose that love then you didn't really love it in the first place
Just veiwing this It’s a bit self indulgent How much the clothes cost and having dress ups with multi million pounds when people a little of people can’t put food on their table now Just saying
I believe Trinny is saying that if you love shopping, try to find second-hand finds. I hate shopping and usually shop at second-hand stores, so it makes sense to me. :)
I think your wardrobe is pretty sustainable, Trinny. You buy quality items and keep them forever, altering them as necessary. The most sustainable clothing is what’s already in your wardrobe. I buy natural fabrics, even if I get tired of say, a silk shirt, someone else will want to use it, unlike synthetic fiber fast-fashion items.
I like the idea of a number of quality pieces that last. I worry about clothes in landfills and I also worry about unfair labor practices that are used in clothing manufacture. Thank you, Trinny, for a great video!
Such a fabulous post Trinny. An honest insight into your wardrobe confessions. We all need to think about waste. Some of today's high street fashion is so cheap it's enabled us to become a throw away society, of which I'm so guilty of too. Amy could teach us so much. Hoping you both get to do a video on a charity shop trip soon.
I love this episode sooooo much Trinny. Sustainability has become so important for me not only for the environment but for my pocketbook. I fell into a deep depression spending too much on items I didn’t need to fill up a void in my life that I didn’t know was so big. Please keep up this idea. It’s so important for so many reasons. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love from the US
Yes💕💕💕💕💕 I adore vintage. I buy 90% of my clothes..... mostly 60s and 70s gorgeous dresses especially maxi...from etsy. Stunning, unique , well made often one off handmade items. Never going g back. Cheaper and better value that shops. Also they fit me.
Thank you for putting this out there we all have to many clothes, shoes, handbags I'm as guilty as the next, but I've been shopping only pre- loved clothes for years on ebay, the charity shops near me, I've even found brand new items with the tags still on them for an amazing bargain! Makes me feel so happy to get them home wash them & then there all mine.
If your shopping on line, type in your size, be specific about what your searching for & put what colour you what.
You can also ask the seller any questions you might have about the piece your interested in, & you can make an offer rather than just pay the price the seller is asking.
You will be delighted with what comes up, & you will have a wonderful time like shopping loads of different shops in the comfort of your own home, with a lovely cup of coffee, saves not only time but you will save loads of money.
Enjoy!
Iv been buying predominantly 2nd hand for over 20 years, since I was a kid going with my mum. At 12 years old and started volunteering a few hours a week at a charity shop (taught me about work so I had a good work ethic for my 1st job once I was legal work age) and have been shopping charity shops, markets and eBay ever since. It’s the thrill of the hunt and the opportunity of getting a bargain. I sell my items once I’m done with them, which gives them another life more than donating, and you can even make money if you buy 2nd hand, enjoy it then resell 🤩
I loved this. It was a bit different from your normal content and has certainly reminded us all that there is pure gold to be found in charity shops. I think you need time to search in shops ( it’s not a quick pop in and out) and you need to visit shops regularly, but when you find something fabulous the feeling is great. Also just a heads up, there are some amazing pre loved items for your home in charity shops too! Would love some more content like this one please, it was great 👏👏👏👏
Finally some more about secondhand... Its muck more interesting and stunning pieces/stories.. Very happy about this one!
Yay! Trinny's back :) We've missed you and we're ready for more hints and tips!
I love pre-loved clothes rather than high street throwaway fashion. Karen Brit Chick's channel is great for mixing vintage with new.
Karen is great 👍
Love her!
This was perhaps the most helpful episode you ever did! And Amy’s dress!!!! Just got rid of both my Zara and Asos app. Yay!!
I love what Trinny is wearing and The Love Island Dress Organiser.
She has a beautiful, cool and colourful style which compliments her hair colour.☯️💛
I think hair colour is so important when choosing a contrast.
I love the light silver contrast with Trinny’s gold hair.
Love factor.
Very Classy!
Just love Trinny, as a 33 year old Mum, I remember being a teenager and loving her style and enthusiasm. She's just got better with age.
One of your best "episodes" going to follow her too. Looking forward to your shopping trip together PLEASE!!!
Oh I can’t even express how insanely thrilled I get when I find a real good keeper piece from thrifting. Recently I found a Tiffany &co crystal candle holder!!! It felt quite heavy in when I picked it up. I turned it around to see very discretely in halo graphic the words Tiffany and Co. and I scream squealed right there in the store when I saw it turned bright red when people looked at me. But I didn’t care. I got it for $3!!!! 🎉
eBay is my go to place to find designer goods at good deals. I’ve purchased the knee high Stuart Weitzman boots for $200. Prada loafers (Calzatura Donna in black) for $180. Tory Burch midi dress that fits me perfectly for $78. Those are my favorites but I’ve so much more that I’ve even altered some pieces if I had to and the quality is there.
Love this kind of video TRINNY!! You are such an awe inspiring professor of being mindful and healthy. I learn something new or different from you every video. Even though I came to your channel for the cosmetic tips & techniques but stayed for everything else you & your adorable team give us knowledge on. 💛
Edit: 😮whoa. I commented before I watched!!! Can not believe we were finding the same type things!!! My TB dress is very similar to yours. So cool.
What a terrific collaboration! I love the realistic and practical advice. It would be amazing to see preloved garments included in your Trinny TakeOver episodes.
I reached the point where my closet is not appealing anymore and yet I keep buying new clothing that are just newer variations of what I already own. And I’m so glad I found your channel!
This was fabulous. So good for Trinny to have someone to bounce ideas off. Would love to see you both shopping together.
This was right up my street. I loved every minute and am looking forward to your shopping together. I never knew what all the fuss is about graphik t-shirts. Amys is the only way to wear them and when I next browse in my favorite second hand shop I’ll go for them big time (thank goodness I can sew). I prefer gin to vodka, but it is a solid tip!
"Snot green Zara suit" sounds lovely Trinny 😦😄
Trinny, I love that you love these pieces so much. You really value clothes.
I love listening to you ladies! Great tip for getting rid of b/o😉Love your food analogy Trinny. I’m in my 60s and btw aging and winter 🇨🇦 being able to wear my treasured pieces inspires me to keep the weight off. I’ve learned so much from your channel. Thank you❤️I’m a fellow monster boot lover😘
Such an important and nice closet confession video! Really appreciate that this subject is lifted by you Trinny ❤
I've not really been one for second-hand shopping but yesterday I went into a consignment shop in an affluent area and found the perfect Burberry top for $179. It was so well made and fit me perfectly that I had to have it. I'll definitely be doing it again!
That denim bomber and pearl corset, so very you Trinny :D
I think the older we get, and we know what suits us in fashion. I started to buy the same style pant or shirt when I love it and suits my body type. I figured that out in my forties!
Fabulous Luved every minute
How about Amy Trinny Twining now - can’t wait to see you both shopping together 👏
Brilliant! So loved this vlog 🙏
Amy does look really cool and that makes her look younger. Love the Princes Trust story. OMG! 😘
This was awesome! Bring in more guests to play with your wardrobe!
Unfortunately I was applying mascara as Trinny revealed she had purchased two of the Dries silver sleeveless top she was wearing in this video-mascara all over my eye lol!!! That kimono was so incredibly inspiring-what a video!
So happy to see you covering this topic!
Delicious! More with Amy, please!
I have only shopped ( apart from underwear) from charity shops for the last three years. BUT on one visit to one of these shops, I discovered a large amount of bags being taken out to a van - if it hasn’t sold in a month the clothes go for shredding! Apparently they don’t have the space to store from one season to the next. I was horrified! I’m sure there are people desperate for unwanted clothes in this country.
No one wants some of the crap people leave
I've worked in charity retail for many years and most charity shops rag/recycle around 50 -70% of all their clothing donations
This is still better than it going into a landfill. Most charities will post online where they send their clothing remnants so you can check how ethical they are.
What an informative fun video ,great charisma between you two. Agree with other comments you are a great example of sustainable fashion . Good tips for shopping Preloved online thank you 😘🌟🌈
Thrilled to see you highlighting this area, Trinny. But it shouldn’t just be for September - we all need to radically rethink our approach to consumption. I’m always sceptical about the advice to ‘declutter’ things that haven’t been worn for a year or don’t fit; so often we can fall back in love with a piece or style so madness to just end up rebuying. I store things away if too big of too small in labeled boxes. Also have one which I call ‘not feeling it’ (currently full of skinny jeans amongst other things).
I don't agree with the declutter advice either, it's not for me, at least, since the jumper that I stopped wearing four years ago might me my favourite thing this winter. It wouldn't be the first time that happened.
My fav here: Amy's dress made from t-shirts!
Oh! I just realised that! Thanks for noting that. How cool.
Most of my shopping is consignment and charity shops. What I love is that I can test a new to me brand without paying retail. I have discovered new brands that I now love. Treasure hunting can be fun and I love unexpected gems but it also helps to shop with a purpose. I save items online or gather pieces in-store and think about how they will work in my wardrobe.
Tips for shopping: know your measurements. Take your favorite pieces that fit you well, they them flat and measure them. That way when you are buying a piece online or in a shop that doesn't allow try-ons (just remember to take the tape and measurements with you), so you will know if a piece will fit based on your measurements. This is especially true when buying pieces that contain wool, cotton, or material that can shrink. I bought a wool size 6 blazer knowing it would fit me as a size 4. My assumption is that it was at the charity shop because the dry cleaner shrunk it a full size and it no longer fit the original owner.
My last tip is to take your charity shop pieces and take them immediately to the cleaners or put them in the dryer for 30 minutes to kill any potential pests. You can also put them in a sealable bag, place them in the freezer for two weeks, take it back out for a week and then refreeze for another week. I have never had a pest or moth from a second hand store but I know that not all sellers launder their pieces. This is especially true if you're buying a new with tag piece from an online reseller. Happy shopping!
Just bought myself some BEAUTIFUL BVLGARI sunglasses from vinted for £45!!!!! ❤ So excited 🎉😂
I weighed more than I used to for 2-3 years (but I kept my cloth). Now the kilos are gone and in summer and autumn it was like going shopping in my own closet ... 😍
Those nonsensical rules of throwing everything away just because you don't wore it for some time ... Thank you for an additional great video!! ♥️
I’m hoping to make that same score this summer. I have so many clothes waiting for a lighter version of me
Fantastic watching you both. Loved it 🙂
You need that biker denim and bustier Trinny! They’re so you :D
Great conversation. I love charity shops, but rarely go in having clothes in mind. I found a beautiful coat for £12, winter white long coat by Together. Looked on line and it was £120 . Happy days
Many thanks for this really interesting article.
what a fantastic video thank you .
I loved her! Great guest.
Amazing video 💜💗
Honored to be the first ❤ love form Portugal ❤
What a great video 🙂
In memory of Caroline Flack.
She made Love Island great.
I love how Tasha Ghouri found her success out of the show.
Loved this 💖
I have been purging because I have lost five stones this year. I have lots of clothes with labels on. I didn't want to sell through resale because they take two thirds of the sales price for example If they sell a good blouse for $9 they pay the original owner $3. Goodwill in the USA now have their own for profit seller. They pick out the best donations and mark them up high and sell them online. The items sold in their stores are too expensive now for a lot of people, eg jeans for $7.
So, I called a local Women's shelter and they said they take donations every day! the smart items go to another address for job interviews...I'm thrilled that I will be helping others that can't afford charity clothes. Poshmark is a very good resale store in line here in the States We are so in need of more charity shops especially because our Major cities are far away from many people homes.
Thank you for your great videos Trinny, I have to say though that this video is very grainy..sorry. 🥰
Only shop now preloved. It is all about the hunt.
Donating isn’t always the answer. In some cases 90% of donated clothes ends up in landfill due to oversupply, damage, poor quality, doesn’t sell, understaffed, ‘work for benefits’ staff who don’t care and just dump it instead of sorting it. Selling old clothes actually gives the clothes a chance at a 2nd life, and gives you money to then buy other 2nd hand clothes. Please buy from charity stores but reconsider over-buying then bulk donating.
I have Jersey dresses from Primark that are 7 and 8 years old, I wear them regularly and get complimentary comments on a regular basis. They have lasted better than dresses ten times their price. Sometimes sustainable items can come from the high street.
Yes, what makes it sustainable is if you wear it for years. It can be expensive designer but if you don’t wear it, it’s a waste.
Once again just Fab
Love this
Don’t get rid of your duplicates, you will regret it. I would wash them and remove them to a special cabinet, though. That will make your other cabinets more spacious. Then, if one wears out, you can bring out the new one instead. Getting rid of things is much less important than just to stop adding new ones.
I Agree Completely 🙏🏾
💯
I love to do a clothing swap with friends 2x a year!
Have you read the book Unraveled by Maxine Bedat? It covers this topic of what happens to our clothes from beginning to end.
thanks för good advice
I understand Amy keeping her bustier, as it's like a muse.
Amy Love the pull over dress you have on Where could I find it ? Love you Trinny 💘
Someone said it looks like a dress made out of old T-shirts. Maybe is hand made?? Wonder if you could create something like that yourself?
You so want to buy that amazing bustier don’t you Trinny?😊
Wish she could! She will actually wear it!
I appreciate the idea of this video. It's hard to take this seriously though because in every other video you rep high street.
Hi Trinny, u can put the subtitles, please? I'm from south america and i dón't understand too much english. So, i must read it. Love u
Did you see there is a transcript? Maybe it can help? I see it in the video description if you click “More.” Saludos desde 🇬🇧
Are they loewe navy trousers?
Keep Your Multiple Items Trinny!!!
I Don't Agree w/the idea that having Multiples makes a garment Less Special... I have had pieces go missing that I haven't been able to replace... If you can imagine yourself wearing a certain piece forever & it's not made from an "indestructible" fabric having multiples creates longevity!!! IMO😘 P. S. I belong to a family of generational thrift shoppers... We call it "Treasure Hunting"...
💖💖💖💖💖🤗
Please don't hat rid of your doubles! There's no reason why a beautiful piece you love shouldn't feel as special because you own two! The following disasters have already happened to a piece I lived to wear and that was an important part of various outfits: dry cleaner ruining it , washing it with the wrong program, an accidental stain the day I really wanted to wear it, button falling off and you don't have the time to saw it back on... I'm sure there are a thousand good reasons one can find for keeping a double! 🙂
What are you both wearing!!!
But why cant say Zara or who ever simply give the clothes to people in need that cant afford to buy anything? Surely its better than just throwing it away :(
It's either a tax thing (they would have to pay tax on the donated goods) or an image thing (they don't want their newest collections on homeless people) or both. Humanity is forgotten.
Zara donates to local thrift stores in Vancouver.
And yet, your business other than selling your products, is encouraging people to buy ever more that they do not need🙆♀️
I disagree Joan, one I feel she is evolving and trying to see how she can make a change in her own personal shopping habits, two she's providing such valuable information regarding what would suit us that I feel I've bought less but smarter..plus she has countless videos on shopping our own closets. It's upto each person to make informed decisions and spend as they please.
Trinny refers to going shopping in your own wardrobe and altering clothes you already have. I am unsure l agree with you.
plural of moose is moose, like sheep
No don't sell your doubles.....when I buy some thing I really love love love buying another one doesnt lessen .....if you lose that love then you didn't really love it in the first place
hei Trinny wollte nur hallo sagen ,
Just veiwing this
It’s a bit self indulgent
How much the clothes cost and having dress ups with multi million pounds when people a little of people can’t put food on their table now
Just saying
Why must you constantly encourage women to buy more? No one needs more.
I believe Trinny is saying just the opposite: buy less!
I believe Trinny is saying that if you love shopping, try to find second-hand finds. I hate shopping and usually shop at second-hand stores, so it makes sense to me. :)
Try watching the video first, then commenting...
I don't think Trinny is encouraging people to buy more. She is making a real effort to shop her wardrobe
Loved this!