Kayla Burnett is on a mission to provide customized gender-neutral clothing to people of all body types and identities. Through their business Neitherandboth, Burnett hopes to inspire Gainesville residents to express themselves and embrace their identity through their clothing.
Students can shop small for face masks as in-person classes resume.
The project encourages sustainability through fashion trading
The thrift store has experienced a wave of traffic despite pandemic restrictions
The fashion calendar’s restrictions aren’t a priority for students
The club plans to host virtual events throughout this semester
The resale market is growing 21 times faster than the retail market
32 vendors attended the event
Redefined Goods made their presence at Indie Flea for the first time.
There’s a lot more that meets the eye
‘It’s about solidarity, not charity’
Dress chic for cheap
Imani Selvon is a 20-year-old UF dance sophomore. Her usual outfits for school consist of a T-shirt with leggings because she is a dance major. Don’t let her casual look fool you, she is completely dedicated to fashion in her spare time. She is constantly getting inspired by magazines, TV shows and Instagram. Selvon likes to DIY her own clothing sometimes too.
New Vintage Market makes its Gainesville debut at The High Dive this Saturday
You don't have to spend hundreds for new clothes
Solutions by The State News
