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Allison Stroman - Throughout her career, Celine Dion has been a “definitive modern fashion icon” both on red carpets and in her street style. A frequent wearer of sequins and sparkling pieces, Celine Dion often channeled a maximalist approach toward her fashion. Celine Dion embodied sophistication with suits and structured pieces, but not always in the traditional sense. For the 71st Academy Awards in 1999, Dion wore a Christian Dior suit backwards, and she frequently wore garments with exaggerated shoulders, adding flair to the timeless silhouette of a suit. In some of her outfits, Dion paired classic pieces with edgy or dramatic elements, incorporating leather, plunging necklines, and...

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 Sunday June 16, Broadway’s greats gathered at Lincoln Center to celebrate and honor achievements across this season’s Broadway productions. On the red carpet, a popular theme emerged: sequins and embellishments. Like Repurpose, Broadway is working towards a better future for the environment. Launched in 2008, the Broadway Green Alliance is affiliated with the Broadway League and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. At its core, the BGA is about working together to repair the damage done by climate change.

Allison Stroman - Celebrating the rich culture of Caribbean American people and their wide array of contributions, June is Caribbean American Heritage Month. Join us in spotlighting the achievements and work of Gamalier Calderon, Felicia Noel, and Terese Brown.