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Bringing you new & vintage fab fun fatshions online. www.redressnyc.com. xoxox from the Re/Dress boutique, it was a magical 3 years!

Anonymous asked: when oh when will you get more belts in?! thanks!


Answer:

We are awaiting a shipment next week! Keep you eye on our fb page - www.facebook.com/redressnyc

We do have the Red, Pink and a different Black belt in stock right now: http://www.redressnyc.com/categories/Accessories/

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Anonymous asked: Hey, I have seen a documentary in television here in germany. In August we will visit NYC and I like to buy a dress in your shop. Where exactly is it located? Love and best wishes to all of you. Kirsten Schwarter, Bremen


Answer:

Hi Kirsten,

I’m so glad you watched Big Sexy, it was a lot of fun right? I’m sorry to tell you we closed the Brooklyn store in November and now are online only. The good part about that is you don’t have to wait until August to shop at Re/Dress online just go to www.redressnyc.com.

Enjoy your visit to New York!

— 1 week ago
These boss belts help create curves that KILL!

These boss belts help create curves that KILL!

— 2 weeks ago with 179 notes
#plus size belts 
Hey I know her! :) Looking fierce as always!
fatpeopleofcolor:

[Image Description: A boricua/ afro puerto rican mestiza queer fatty stands in front of a teal wall. She wears her hair in a high bun at the top of her forehead, with the side of her head shaved. She has on large framed black and gold glasses, fushia lipstick. She wears a gold and black multip print sweater, a polka dot top with black mesh, a black belt with gold buckle with black detail, and multiple necklaces.]
I am boricua / afro puerto rican mestiza queer fatty living on the best coast.
glasses: flea market
jacket: community thrift
necklace: forever 21
bodysuit/top: forever 21
belt: thrift town

Hey I know her! :) Looking fierce as always!

fatpeopleofcolor:

[Image Description: A boricua/ afro puerto rican mestiza queer fatty stands in front of a teal wall. She wears her hair in a high bun at the top of her forehead, with the side of her head shaved. She has on large framed black and gold glasses, fushia lipstick. She wears a gold and black multip print sweater, a polka dot top with black mesh, a black belt with gold buckle with black detail, and multiple necklaces.]

I am boricua / afro puerto rican mestiza queer fatty living on the best coast.

glasses: flea market

jacket: community thrift

necklace: forever 21

bodysuit/top: forever 21

belt: thrift town

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"You don’t need fashion designers when you are young. Have faith in your own bad taste. Buy the cheapest thing in your local thrift shop - the clothes that are freshly out of style with even the hippest people a few years older than you. Get on the fashion nerves of your peers, not your parents - that is the key to fashion leadership. Ill-fitting is always stylish. But be more creative - wear your clothes inside out, backward, upside down. Throw bleach in a load of colored laundry. Follow the exact opposite of the dry cleaning instructions inside the clothes that cost the most in your thrift shop. Don’t wear jewelry - stick Band-Aids on your wrists or make a necklace out of them. Wear Scotch tape on the side of your face like a bad face-lift attempt. Mismatch your shoes. Best yet, do as Mink Stole used to do: go to the thrift store the day after Halloween, when the children’s trick-or-treat costumes are on sale, buy one, and wear it as your uniform of defiance."

It might be ironic for someone selling clothing to be posting this… but I sell clothing because I believe in having more options in the playing field of personal style. Be you and rock it so hard it hurts so good! xox, Deb

John Waters (via neat-girl)

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Snap up this limited edition Re/Dress tote bag. Only a few left. Remember your favorite store everytime you go to the laundry, Trader Joe’s or to the beach! On the front is printed Re/Dress NYC, and on the back our fave motto “More Rump, Less Frump”. Sturdy reusable tote measuring 16” x 20”.
http://www.redressnyc.com/re-dress-tote/

Snap up this limited edition Re/Dress tote bag. Only a few left. Remember your favorite store everytime you go to the laundry, Trader Joe’s or to the beach! On the front is printed Re/Dress NYC, and on the back our fave motto “More Rump, Less Frump”. Sturdy reusable tote measuring 16” x 20”.

http://www.redressnyc.com/re-dress-tote/

— 2 weeks ago with 7 notes
#More Rump  #Less Frump 
free shipping because we <3 you!
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LIMIT ONE USE PER CUSTOMER. coupon expires 11:59pm Sunday May 6th PST

free shipping because we <3 you!

SHOP SPRING TRENDS WITH FREE GROUND SHIPPING FOR ORDERS $50 AND OVER THIS WEEKEND ONLY.  
USE CODE SPRINGSHIP AT CHECKOUT.

LIMIT ONE USE PER CUSTOMER.
coupon expires 11:59pm Sunday May 6th PST

— 4 weeks ago with 6 notes
#free shipping  #plus size spring  #plus size dresses 
Tomorrow’s Big Thrifty in Boston - aka May 5th

Hello bargain shoppers! We just filled a huge room filled with gorgeous plus size clothing all $10 or less!

And Re/Dress will be there doing our POP UP SHOP sale store. We’ll have dresses for $15, tops for $10 or 2 for $15 and also teggings, which will be $20 each or 3 for $50.

Here’s information on The Big Thrifty - don’t miss out!
The Big Thrifty is a one-day bargain-hunting fat clothing event happening 12pm-6pm Saturday, May 5th at Unity Somerville, 6 William St. (edging College Ave.), Davis Square, Somerville, MA, just three blocks from the Red Line T station.

*****Important Notes*****

PARKING: Somerville’s Traffic & Parking Dept. will be relaxing enforcement from 12pm-6pm for street spots marked “Resident/Permit Parking Only” around the venue. Please do adhere to all other usual parking rules like meters, crosswalks, intersections, etc.
ACCESSIBILITY: There is a short set of stairs leading down into the space.
DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT THE EVENT: Just try to bring them early (from 12pm-2pm) so we can get them out on the floor for shoppers!
VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED! Email thebigthrifty@gmail.com. Free admission if you volunteer!
CASH ONLY: Hit up an ATM before you arrive! (Re/Dress will be taking cards)
RE-USABLE BAGS: Bring them to take your purchases home in and you’ll get $1 off your total!

Pay $5 at the door and head toward fat thrifting fun! There will be tables and racks and bins of clothing sizes XL and up sorted by size. Items will be priced cheaply and easily (example: all tops, $3ea.). There’ll be a curtained-off area and mirrors for trying on clothes.

There’ll be a Re/Dress Pop-Up Shop with teggings and modern and vintage clothing, size 14+! We are very excited to be welcoming Deb and her Re/Dress awesomeness as part of this event!

Our Mirror Sponsor, www.thecurvyladies.com, has donated mirrors for your trying-on pleasure!

Lesley Kinzel of www.twowholecakes.com will be selling and signing copies of her new fat!fat!fat! book from 1pm-4pm!

Boston’s Dyke March Committee will be tabling beverages and yummy baked goods!

There’s clothing from the following stores/sites: Old Navy, Holy Clothing, Lane Bryant, Avenue, Land’s End, Torrid, Eddie Bauer, Fashion Overdose, and more!
https://www.facebook.com/TheBigThrifty

— 4 weeks ago

The fun summertime dresses are up!
Limited inventory.
Sizes 1x-3x.
Priced $36-$52
http://www.redressnyc.com/new-arrivals-1/

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