Blog — fashion

Zara Rawoof- Social media is tired of the “Clean Girl Aesthetic.” Bored with basic linens and plain long-sleeve shirts, cheetah prints and chunky jewelry have caught the eye of fashion aficionados. But for Jersey girls, these fashion elements never went out of style.  Animal print and French tip nails were considered staples of the 2000s and have withstood the test of time in New Jersey. From big hair to gold hoops, the fur coats and giant sunglasses that defined the state appeared in both the iconic reality TV Show Jersey Shore and HBO’s hit drama The Sopranos. Snooki and JWOWW...

Zara Rawoof - Fashion Week is a time for highly coveted and newer designers alike to display their latest collections. Not only is this event exciting for the labels, but countless other brands take inspiration from the runway for their designs. Fashion Week sets the tone for next season’s style ethos, giving fashion enthusiasts the opportunity to incorporate new themes into their wardrobes.  It is also an excellent time to reflect on just how cyclical fashion is. While the designs of Fashion Week are brand new, they take inspiration from the elements of style that cycle through different eras of fashion...

Allison Stroman - With the continual rise in popularity of Bridgerton, based on the books by Julia Quinn, fans try to emulate their favorite character’s outfits and fashion historians comment on the historical accuracy and creative liberties of the costumes. Much like repurposed dresses from the Regency era, emulating the Bridgerton and Regency silhouettes does not mean you need to buy new pieces. Repurpose Wardrobe has pieces in stock with the wide necklines, straight cuts, and puffed sleeves reminiscent of your favorite Bridgerton character. 

Allison Stroman - On June 4, Shop Repurpose launched The RENEW Program, the Repurpose Education Network for an Empowered Workforce. Learn more about the trainees and program here.