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Opshopulence: How to Make Thrift Store Look Like Couture and Save the Planet
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Opshopulence: How to Make Thrift Store Look Like Couture and Save the Planet
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Opshopulence: How to Make Thrift Store Look Like Couture and Save the Planet
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A simple shift in perception will bring you more wardrobe abundance and life wisdom that you could ever possibly imagine.
Opshopulence is a mindset created by preloved chic pioneer Faye De Lanty and when you embody it you'll:
-- look and feel a million bucks
-- save money and reduce style stress
-- transcend age, shape, size, gender and status
-- transform your personal style and life
-- support charity
-- empower and connect to community
-- help heal the planet
-- become part of a revolutionary style movement
All while looking incredibly high end chic without having to spend a fortune, and it won't cost the earth.
Thrift is the gift that keeps on giving...
Join Australia's OG eco stylist and she shares all her tips, tricks and style secrets to live an Opshopulent life.
This is future fashion and it's time to claim your front row seat!
Faye De Lanty is a preloved chic pioneer. As eco stylist for The Salvation Army in Australia, it's Faye's job to educate, empower and inspire consumers to think sustainability and act mindfully with their fashion and lifestyle choices. Faye works tirelessly to shift perceptions and transform how we see second hand. From visual merchandising, social media strategy, eco events and branding concepts to presenting regular fashion segments on National Morning TV with the Today Show Faye is all about reusing, recycling and reducing our textile waste without ever sacrificing style.