This entire event outfit cost $10—and after a little tailoring, no one will know. I found it at McShane’s Exchange alongside a Brunello Cucinelli top, Rag & Bone leggings, a Ronny Kobo blouse, oversized J.Jill trousers, and a vintage leather dress by Ganni. That’s what I love about secondhand shopping: it asks you to look beyond the current fit and see the potential. Great style is not always about buying new. Sometimes it is about preserving craftsmanship, reworking what already exists, and giving a piece a completely new life. I’m taking the Criscione New York set to the tailor, then wearing it to an event in August. Would you have spotted the potential? SecondhandStyle VintageFashion SustainableStyle ChicagoConsignment FashionEditor