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My Thrift Fix Welcome to my thrift page ! I’m going to try to post all of my thrifted finds, announcements, and more here! Check out my Personal Page for more more content.

10/08/2026

5 PM.

I don’t know what it is about this time of day, but it’s one of my favorites to play dress-up with my thrift finds.

Yesterday, I tried on a few pieces with slight imperfections that were still way too beautiful to leave behind.

Some flaws I noticed before purchasing. Others? Well, I was so caught up in how gorgeous the pieces were that I forgot to inspect the entire garment. 😵‍💫😬😌

Either way, I’m glad I brought them home!

I’ve never been the type to leave a beautiful piece behind because of a little wear. Sometimes those imperfections are part of what makes vintage and secondhand clothing so interesting.

Of course, the prices will reflect any noticeable flaws, but that doesn’t make these pieces any less worthy of being worn and appreciated.

Perfection has never been a requirement for my wardrobe. Character, on the other hand? Absolutely. 🖤

The leather goods will be on the website tonight at 7 PM. The blazer will be a part of a fun story sale that I’ll be having soon.

08/11/2026

Happy Tuesday, Thrift Lovers. 🧚🏾

One of my favorite things about thrifting is building an entire look around one incredible piece.

This vintage boho fringe bag was too good to leave behind, so I paired it with an all-thrifted outfit and let the textures do the talking. Sometimes all it takes is one special find to inspire the whole look.

Every piece has a story—I just get the fun job of finding it. ✨

What’s your favorite part of this outfit: the bag, the crochet dress, or the bangles?

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08/04/2026

Happy Tuesday , Thrift Lovers! 🧚🏾

I love every sale, but there’s something special about someone seeing a piece, instantly connecting with it, and reaching out about it. That’s one of my favorite parts of this business.

This vintage clutch found its forever home, and moments like this remind me why I love what I do. Every piece has a story, and I love finding the person it’s meant for.

I know I’m a little slow when it comes to posting, but that’s because I genuinely enjoy putting these pieces on and showing their potential and someone seeing the vision! ✨

Today’s look was fully thrifted with all black in mind.

I’ve got another post coming today featuring a beautiful boho bag I found🧚🏾

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07/18/2026

Thrift Haul Time !

06/28/2026

New arrivals are hitting MY THRIFT TODAY, all size medium. Check out my personal page and storyboard here more details.

06/19/2026

What started as a rack became a pile, then a stack of bags. After leaving a difficult chapter two years ago, these pieces quietly accumulated while I kept thrifting and healing. Turns out, the small things matter too. These dresses are finally ready for a new story and will be available on my website 6/19 . Size Small.

06/16/2026

Two years ago, I walked away from a business carrying more than inventory. I left with boxes in my hands and a knot in my chest—confused, hurt, and desperate to outrun an experience that left me questioning my judgment and my worth. Some of these pieces have hung untouched on a rack in the corner of my home ever since, quietly collecting dust and reminding me of a chapter I wasn’t ready to face.
I’ve learned there is no power in stuffing pain into dark corners and pretending it no longer exists. Healing begins when we give our hurt a voice, sit with it, and slowly make sense of it. As I prepare for my future work with Black women in therapy, I’m reminded that what we carry for too long can settle into our shoulders, our thoughts, and our spirits, becoming heavier with each passing day.
So I’m letting go—of the dresses, the memories stitched to them, and the pain I no longer need to carry. I’m releasing the story that no longer serves me and making room for what comes next. Starting with dresses and skirts.

05/04/2026

Listen.

I heard a pretty big influencer say that
there are no stories a 40+-year-old woman can tell
that anyone will listen to.

That’s a lie.

A wise woman once told me,
if you do the opposite of what everyone feels like you should do,
you’ll probably find the most joy.

Take the risk.
Dive in to that new thing.
Choose the new path.
Lean into your fears.

There’s a kind of joy there
you can’t even hold.
And it’s true.
I learned this by listening—
to women who’ve stood where I’m standing now.

So open your mind and be willing to learn from anyone.
Younger. Older. In between-
You never know what you will learn.

All of these fits / pieces are thrifted and some can be found on the website.

03/31/2026

I remember wanting African Village pieces when I was younger…
the textures, the prints, the feeling of them

-never thought I’d find some may good pieces at one time.

and not even for me at first—
a client was looking
and somehow, I found exactly what was needed

Ouuuh this feels know I’m walking in alignment….
what’s meant finds me too.

Some of these pieces are sold. Others will be available on the website soon.

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