The Mexican capital is in the midst of a golden age of thrifting.

The stylish photographer shares her tips for finding the best vintage and the importance of shopping responsibly.

"Optimistic, innocent and completely all about love," says costume designer Caroline Eselin, about the expressive wardrobe in Barry Jenkins's follow-up to "Moonlight."

The online thrift shop is using stats to create new pieces designed to thrive in the resale market.

Complete with sea glass buttons (!).

His New York City store has grown into an archive for fashion's biggest designers, and boasts collaborations with Alexander Wang, Depop, Opening Ceremony and more.

You'll want to hit the follow button on "Treasures of New York City."

Plus, Cannes is banning red-carpet selfies.

You can now build a killer wardrobe via DM.

Creative directors like Alessandro Michele at Gucci and Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior are creating new interest in vintage logo pieces, with a little help from the Jenners.

From the pros behind the perfect throwback looks on "This Is Us," "Empire" and "GLOW."

It's one of the world's largest collections.

As shoppers are increasingly more fashion-conscious and digitally savvy, the traditional vintage store is getting a modern-day update.

Plus, 'Refinery29' wants us to stop quoting the cerulean speech from "The Devil Wears Prada."

With certain back issues of "Vogue" selling for as much as $50, eBay is giving print a new life.

Essential pro-tips from the experts, from searching online to finding the right tailor.

Because there's nothing more sustainable than vintage.

As the seminal Beatles album turns 50 this month, here's a look back on the enduring allure of Swinging London's flea market chic.

Plus, Hala Bahmet discusses the challenges of finding stylish options for Kate Pearson, and answers the Internet's burning question: How does mega-buff Jack fit into throwback menswear?

From thrift stores to secondhand haute couture.

These labels are giving old fashion items new life.

Not everything in New York is expensive.

The designer's vintage obsession is next level.