The next time you find pants that fit you like a glove at Goodwill but aren’t quite your vibe, I urge you to take a moment to consider how you could transform them into a showstopper that you made yourself.
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At the store, I did notice some yellow discoloring on one of the pant legs, but this didn’t deter me from making a purchase. To me, slightly damaged items still have lots of value. Any item can be cleaned, repaired, or transformed. All it takes is a little time and creativity.
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Most recently, I upcycled a kid’s Guess jacket from Goodwill that I snagged for like under $5. On the front, I made a space to place all my favorite retro band pins. Turning around to the back, you’ll see that I sewed a vintage sequin patch in the middle and hand stenciled my Instagram handle name – @petite_punk.
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Arielle Lewis is a mega photographer to DC’s most popular style influencers. A self-taught lady boss who now photograph’s the district’s most fashionable full-time, Arielle shares her pro tips on taking pictures of street, luxe, and thrift style. She provides suggestions on everything from what patterns to consider when photographing vibrant outfits to where you should source props for desired backgrounds.
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The workplace fashion police have laws that are always changing. What colors can be worn at work? Skirts or pants? Will I be arrested for this dress? It all can be very hard to keep up with – making dressing for success difficult to navigate. But with the expertise of local fashion and lifestyle influencer, Tiffany of Policy and Fashion, we can explore the creativity and affordability of work attire and what it means to work it at work.
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