1950's Cotton Dresses for sizes 10-14 at the Brooklyn Flea on Sunday!

if you'd like to see the bust + waist measurements for these dresses, check out the photo album on the Re/Dress myspace.

No Brooklyn Flea Market for Re/Dress on Sunday May 11th

We're on the road...

searching high and low for new summer vintage clothing for you!

We'll be back at the brooklyn flea market Sunday May 18th and May 25th.
See you then!

xox,
deb

My stars!

oh no I forgot to take a picture of my amazing helper today.
Thanks Kristabelle! You're the bee's knees.

off to LA in a few hours. ciao!

Starring you at the Brooklyn Flea this Sunday 5/4

Do you wanna be in pictures?
I can't make you a star but you can be in this blog.
Come out to the Brooklyn Flea and try on some clothing.
I'll snap your pic and post you up!
And of course, get your shop on while you're posing.

I've picked out some amazing things for you.



The Brooklyn Flea is FREE and my booth is chock-full of voluptuous vintage clothing just for you!

Re/Dress specializes in Vintage that Fits.... we'll have a great number of dresses, coats and separates that fit a modern size 10 through size 28.

Sunday May 4th
Brooklyn Flea (rain or shine)
10 am - 5pm
cash only please
176 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Pictures of Re/Dress from the Brooklyn Flea week 3

oooooh i have my old hair in the slideshow below. seeing the cute pics should i be feeling sad that it's gone? here's my new hair...


here's the awesome pics from April 20th, taken by photog extraordinaire Jody Wheat.

NY Times covers the not so new trend of shopping at Thrift + Resale Stores

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/26/business/yourmoney/26money.html
The New York Times
April 26, 2008
Your Money
For Many, Thrift Shops Are a Wardrobe Essential
By CAITLIN KELLY

SHEENA MASSIE, dragged by her mother to garage and estate sales as a child, once cringed at the sight of used goods.

“The very thought of being caught by my peers buying other people’s junk was mortifying,” said Ms. Massie, a 25-year-old waitress in Canal Winchester, Ohio, near Columbus. “If someone else didn’t want it, why would I?”

But, like Ms. Massie, who with her mother is opening a thrift shop, more consumers are concluding that brand new is not necessarily better.

According to the National Association of Resale and Thrift Shops, the industry is growing at a rate of 5 percent a year. And as the prices of gasoline and groceries edge higher and debt — be it mortgage or credit card — weighs more heavily, saving money on clothes, shoes and household goods has become increasingly essential for many people.

(click on NY Times link for the rest of the article)

ack before i forget - NO brooklyn flea for me on Sunday

Hey lovelies,

Before I completely go bonkers and forget to mention it, Re/Dress won't be at the Brooklyn Flea this Sunday April 27th. We'll be brunching and going to the Bust Craftacular and having a breather from the vintage show.

We'll be back in May starting May 4th.

Whoooo hoooo!