THRIFTING IN PARIS, FRANCE | TRY-ON HAUL

Follow along as I go thrifting in Paris :) *sorry if I butchered any names
Stores mentioned:
Mad Vintage
Vintage by Ramin
Kiloshop
Kiloshop Kawaii
Free'P'Star
Bis Boutique Solidaire
Vintage World
ChineMachine
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[@daniellel8135]

I love your videos!! Your content is so interesting and your editing is on point. Thanks for sharing your tips with us. My fav were the shoes.. SUCH A STEAL 🤯👌🏽💃

[@coolirpa]

Danielle L thanks so much! ❤️

[@daniellel8135]

Ahhhh thanks for sharing some love! 🤗💕

[@emaan_choudhry]

Nice items can u please my KZbin as well and subscribe my channel thanks

[@rachaeldiviney712]

I don't know about the rest of Europe bit in Ireland and England the cheap places are always charity shops. any shop marked vintage is usually really expensive

[@raraavis7782]

Angel Rachael Yep, they‘re totally cashing in on the trend 😏 Although in all fairness - Paris is an expensive city, so rent and wages for employees and stuff would be high as well.

[@MotherOfSuck]

@@raraavis7782 Vintage stores have always been pricey compared to charity shops, they're just more popular now!

[@goldenrayofcentralsun1111]

Angel Rachael Good point. Charity shop, not vintage shops.

[@idreamtadreamlastnight]

Same in France... And in Paris, even charity type shops like emmaüs are quite expensive. However, out of Paris I can find charity type shops that are cheap !

[@cyrielleg7403]

Same in France

[@rosyclaire]

Mad Vintage isn't a thrift store, it's a vintage store that has well looked after vintage clothing. Thrift stores sell well used cheaper pieces.

[@eviec2749]

Agree! Sometimes Vintage stores can carry high end designers or very beautiful high quality/design clothes that have been carefully curated. You would be a very lucky person to find any designer/ high quality clothes in a Goodwill or Savers. I got lucky once and found a Marc Jacob's wool pleated skirt but nothing as high quality yet and I've been thrifting for 12 years. Still can find great fun pieces though, just not what you would find/pay for in a vintage store.

[@cathy1824]

Regardez CLARA VICTORYA une française vintage... Welcome in France ... 😊

[@myllennah]

Freep'star saved my life when I was a poor student in Paris ! One gotta be willing to really look as it's not the most organized place but I have found true treasures over there like a pair of Dior pants or a Kenzo vest for 1 euro each.

[@coolirpa]

Milena da Rosa Mota I wish I went on a less busier day!

[@luxaholicanonymous2577]

Dior pants??!?!!!!! Lucky!!!! 😝😍

[@MAY7317]

33 dollars for used clothes? No thanks

[@mspatti]

Steam press the wool. Lay it like you want it to be and steam it with puffs of steam with your steam iron and cover the coat with wool organza press cloth, don't apply pressure. Puff the steam into the wool, warm it and shape it and lay it like you want it to look. That collar will go back into place. The interlining may be what is misbehaving because of being washed, and steaming and blocking will put it right. Or use your steamer if you have one. Get the collar or lapel damp and warmed up so you can shape it and leave it under the clapper until the wool is cooled and dried. Or- Take it to a professional presser at the drycleaners and ask for help with steaming it sufficiently, or to an tailor shop. Are there any Italian tailors near you? They are all aging out of the business, but there might be someone who can show you how to fix this. It is too nice to let slide. This is an important part of wearing vintage, knowing how to resurrect the fabric on older items. Good luck, it is my favorite item you bought.

[@yoshiew05]

mspatti and make sure the garment is allowed to cool in place (usually a few minutes) before moving. If moved while still damp and or warm further distortion could happen.

[@odeanlawrence1834]

REALLY EXCELLENT ADVICE...AND CORRECT TOO! [THUMBS UP]

[@MadMarineinWonderland]

Ooh it's so weird to see you in stores I usually go to!! I live in the suburb of paris and I love going on a day of thrift shopping in the Marais, Freep' star is usually the shop I find most of the things I like and buy, but I did manage to find a beautiful puffy skirt in Kilo Shop Kawaii. And in one of the shops, they have this 1€ corner (basically like the 4€ one in Kilo Shop), it's a complete mess and a pain to look through it but last time I found an amazing winter coat, it was flawless, grey and quite thick, with a nice belt. I was super happy, just as if I had gone on a treasure hunt!

[@coolirpa]

oOWallace that sounds amazing !

[@taydemoreno5776]

Wallace Hi, nice too meet u from Mexico, I would like to know the name of the streets where this store is located, We were thinking bout going to paris for vacations. Cool day

[@someoneyoumightknow2795]

The trick with kilo shop kawaii is that it's litterally second hand clothes from japan so it's not really centered around the japan trend or what but they do gather a lot of japanese brands

[@someoneyoumightknow2795]

Careful with the sizes tho as to I personally found it very tricky how smaller than it seemed everything was and you don't get a changing room, you can try it in the middle of the store if you really want to :')

[@coolirpa]

someone you might know ohh that makes sense! Thanks for explaining 😃

[@ninalauramove]

Next time, check Emmaus boutique, Rue Quimcampoix ! Cheapest thrift store in Paris, love it

[@srilakshmir5927]

Thank you for your suggestion! I'm going to Paris in August and I'm so excited!!

[@emaan_choudhry]

Nice items can u please my KZbin as well and subscribe my channel thanks

[@KTdesign1]

OMG! Just in time! Ill be in Paris in 2 days! Just traveled to London from LA today! Never been outside the US, so exciting. Thank you!!

[@the_crafter]

Make sure you check out charity shops while you're in london! We have some good ones!

[@kaderin1001]

Maybe gently steaming might help the collar lay flat again?? The coat might be my fave item!

[@theclem2232]

Such a perfect vintage shopping video!! You are the best 💕 you explained the vintage stores, what you like and didn't like, show clips inside and show prices. Your categorization, hanging all your purchases, so nice and entertaining to watch. Also, I love your purchases. You have a nice taste and lovely calm personality 🌸💕 The video is old but I am planning to travel Paris in a couple of months. This video will be still so useful I believe. Thank you😊

[@creativecheersoffashionlau7364]

Those dresses were gorgeous but 35 euro I think is pretty pricy. But I must say here in Europe the thriftstore are way more expensive than in the US 😳. I would love to do more thrifstore findings flips on my channel but it is pretty hard to find things. You have to go often to get lucky. That is why I do more ‘ make what you see in the shops ‘

[@manpreettalwar24]

I live here in Spain, in some places such as the islands like Canaries or Balearic you can buy a dress for 2 euros wherein here in Valencia, the price can go all the way up to 50. I'm still on the lookout for a cheaper thrift store. 😂

[@creativecheersoffashionlau7364]

cathy yes exactly! Thise are more new item prices. ! Same here. Such a shame when yoy see what the prices are in the US 😳

[@manpreettalwar24]

I know, Goodwill is really something, well hopefully I can find some cheap thrift store to buy winter wear. 😂 Good luck to us. LOL.

[@creativecheersoffashionlau7364]

cathy yess!!👍🏻. I am still trying to find things to redo on my channel but it is so hard to find things that i do more make from scratch videos.

[@OmenaOmega]

Also these are actually more like vintage stores, the pieces are pre-selected hence the price, and most often they're clothes imported from abroad and not stuff local people give away. There are some actual charity shops like Emmaüs but they're not located in the center of Paris which is a very expensive and touristic area

[@gracecain7641]

Oh my gosh I feel so stupid. After years of watching her, I just noticed that coolirpa has Her name backwards in it 😅😅

[@gracecain7641]

Ahhhhhhh!!!!!!! I can't believe you ❤️ my comment😂😂😀 I love your channel!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😋

[@ArtisticAsian1014]

I didn't realize her name backwards was in her username either for a while till she mentioned it somewhere a few months back. I though it was a cool username that's all

[@jordyndawe7802]

I was today years old

[@nikitanawani8300]

I also just realized it 😂

[@Alexandra-gv9bo]

I'm french I went in those stores a lot so its funny and strange to me to see that you went there too haha 💕

[@niharika9614]

I m so inspired form ur clothing style.. Specially the overall shorts with that pretty maroon top.

[@constancerouge4811]

I actually quite like Freep'star. It has a mezzanine full of 1€ clothes! Most of them are that price because they're missing a button or have a default, but there are some nice clothes to find or to transform (I found a light blue blazer that was missing a few buttons there and transformed it into an Alice from Wonderland jacket)

[@Clarytee217]

The way American and Canadian thrift stores work is so much more fun! I'm German and my impression is that thrift stores here are few and far in between. Most are less about supporting charity projects and providing affordable options. Many don't get their items by donation. Its all usually far more curated towards particular styles and tastes. Which isn't necessarily bad but I enjoyed shopping at the Thrift Store and Value Village while in Canads and the USA much more and found much more interesting pieces. There is one of those stores where you shop by weight here in Hamburg though and I love it. Its also way cheaper than the one in Paris.

[@yoshiew05]

love the coat and you could do something with the collar. maybe steam it like someone else mentioned. Love that soft unstructured look. almost like a sweater

[@oscarkawaii]

Hey, I find that there is a huge different of price between "vintage" shops and "second-hand" (friperies) shops in Paris. I personally love fri'p'star and guerrissol and the flee market of Montreuil, but you have to get your hands dirty and go deeply into the piles of clothing and the racks ! You can even find stains, dirt or holes on the items !!! Hope you had a great time !

[@yiluvalmartin1208]

Thank you for sharing, love the fact that you got to go all the way to France. I thought about your wool coat and it is dry-clean, "but", you can some times fix those little mistakes we made, to fix the collar and make it more like it was before the washing machine, use a white wet piece of fabric and with your hot iron, place the wet fabric nicely and straight on top of each corner and press with your hot iron, do both front and back and repeat the steps to the other side and make sure to wet the piece of fabric since it will dry up every time you use the hot iron. Make sure you use one that is 100% cotton. Hope it works and we love to know if it does. Keep up the good work.

[@fabulouslifeinchrist1349]

the darker blouse was my fav and I love scarves

[@chinadoll5852]

Definitely love that pink and black sweater and plaid high waisted trousers.

[@chiquitabanana]

These are my favorite videos to watch. I love living vicariously through you!

[@eviethames9400]

Omg that white dress was stunning!

[@coolirpa]

Evie Thames I know 😍

[@jupitermoon7137]

The white jacket is definitely my favourite.

[@cynthiahofer2903]

The white coat is wonderful. You could steam flatten the collar just be sure to use a piece of fabric over the wool to steam. What kind of wool is it?

[@coolirpa]

Cindy Hofer I’m not sure! But I did try steaming it before the video and it didn’t really help

[@asocktipus]

coolirpa if your sister washed it, you don’t have to worry as much about felting. I would recommend wet blocking it, basically just get the whole area wet, squeeze out excess by rolling the whole shebang in a towel, then pin the collar where you want it to stay and let it dry in that position

[@spainkeys5634]

The pink dress...lovely. The right person will get it!

[@coolirpa]

Spain Keys I believe so too! 😉

[@latinaalma1947]

Fun seeing the Paris shops...it made me feel very lucky though to be in Antigua, Guatemala where we get imported vintage and wholesale end of season things shipped in from the USA. I am a US size 10 which is large for local women AND local women have a totally different shape than Americans mostly (not many hourglass shapes here which I am) so they have to tailor everything they buy form jeans on up. That leaves me with most of the size 10 and mediums that are shipped in to shop among (they all are size small or extra small). Most items on hangers are around $3-4 US dollars and shoes were also that price but have gone up to $10 a pr since Christmas this year...this is for new unused shoes, boots and sandals. Again I wear a 8.5 US shoe and they wear 6's or so , so I have my pick of everything. I am so so lucky and have the largest wardrobe of my life now. SO much fun shopping here.....leather and suede jackets, leather and vintage alligator handbags, some really gorgeous clothes make it here, even silk blouses, tops and dresses sometimes.

[@sarahdeason493]

My favs were the pink/black sweater, the romper & the gold blouse. 💝 your videos ! U are the cutest !!

[@Illustrata6]

My sister and I were just in Paris last week and we love thrifting/vintage thrifting! We also went to most of those stores and we found some awesome items. So happy to see that you found such great pieces!!

[@Rhynn21]

In France the thrift is very expensive !! We don't have the same culture as American people.

[@zelouthefoetus]

For sure it is more expensive, yet a nice way to find nice pieces... And you know us French do have a special relation to expensive clothing ;)

[@Rhynn21]

@@zelouthefoetus you mean when people have the money to buy expensive luxury stuff? ... I love to thrift for nothing. Not for buying an old dress for 30€/40$... In France it's so expensive!😥 I would love to go in USA for doing this shop

[@boiii3268]

No it's not but the trift shop are expensive but the charity shop aren't sorry for my English but it's not my first language

[@alessandramedea4319]

Thrifting is expensive in Italy too (even in charity shops).

[@lnldjimmieclouff1773]

You must go to Emmaus thrift shop! It is cheaper than the others in Paris! And all over France!...

[@sarahleach9997]

And the yellow shirt is the spring color marigold.spot on girl.

[@judiihu]

ughhh this looks like the best !!! honestly anything that has to due with Paris is perfect!!!

[@PoisonPearHFX]

I love those overall shorts, so cute!

[@TheLadyMoniqe]

Basically, in the kilo shops you weigh the clothes you want to buy and the price depends on the weight and the price by kilo that day. For example, if you want to buy clothes that weigh 1,2 kg, you multiply that by the price per kg and you get your price. In that particular 2nd hand store the price depends on the colour of the tag, in others it might depend on the day of the week. In Poland, where I live, the price per kilo is the highest on the day when the stock is new and goes down as the days go by. So, the day before new stock is put out you can get clothes for dirt cheap, especially heavy things like coats, heavy sweaters or bags. The best things are usually gone on the first day, but even on the last one you can find some gems. Hope I helped. :)

[@orlahosmer3252]

All of them were nice but the best one i like was the long sleeves blouse with a yellow buttons..i think it's so cute but you looked gorgeous in that overall jumpsuit...

[@TiffanyDesign]

You should try charity shops instead of vintage stores. Those are MUCH cheaper! Especially in London.

[@louseventy]

About kilo shop: It's pretty trendy around Paris, there is actually many of them. You can even find some in mall, which is very rare in France! For each kind of clothing (jacket, leather coat, t-shirt, pants...) à different price per kilo. Actually I think it's pretty expensive and the choice is pretty limited. Each time I went I would just go back empty hands. As said in the other comments, some other stores are way better and cheaper, even though it's really messy. But those store help unemployed people having a job, and some of the benefits goes to associations (like the "solidaire" one you found). I don't know if you have this in America, but here you can find in every cities those "clothes recycling bin". If the clothes are in very bad shape, they go to recycling (construction material...), the rest goes to associations who fix then sell them in thrift shops, or give it to people who really need it. Glad to enjoyed your trip to France!

[@r2yazh]

Seeing the coat after the washing machine, hurt my soul. It’s so pretty! 😩

[@sisydaily9083]

Please come to Indonesia April , u Will find the cheapest thrif market 😍

[@coolirpa]

Siti Syh sounds tempting! 😁😁

[@Lafalot54]

I was in france this summer for a study abroad!! I was in the southern france for 2 months but came to paris for 5 days for a field trip. I bought a ton of clothes but not from thrift stores so they were kinda expensive. I love french fashion because they were nicer clothes like skirts and dresses and heels which is my everyday outfits in USA but people here think it's too dressy so I feel self conscious.

[@sarajefferson5393]

The black and pink stripe sweater ... favorite 😄

[@merklingassoc]

Yes, $33 would be high for many of our thrift stores, but not so much for vintage stores. However, I'm always floored at the prices of clothes at our Bay Area (San Francisco & surrounding counties) Goodwill stores. Not even very good quality either. So wondering, in the first store of you showed, were these clothes of high quality, they looked like it. If they were, $33 for an outfit wouldn't be to bad a price at all. I loved those black and white plaid pants and what an amazing fit too. Finished the video, great shopping trip and thanks for taking us. All the clothes you purchased were cute, but my faves were the b&w pants, the bulk & pink sweater (loved it), the blue floral blouse and the overall shorts (darling). I am also in love with that yellow mustard color this year and have purchased several items in it. So glad to have found you, I'm now a sub....

[@ThreadheadTV]

Thanks for posting this... going to give thrifting in Paris a go this summer. You found some great things. You could get your crisp collar back with a little spray starch and iron.

[@danielachamorro8783]

Love the pink sweater!

[@kellyliferos8332]

The overalls are my fav. It's so cute.

[@Bellemogli]

Hi, hi, enjoyed the vintage thrift video, you picked up some really cute stuff. But it being Paris, France was expecting so much more from the fashion capital of the world. At least it was fun & exciting. I'd be visiting chocolate shops! lol Anywho thank you for the lil tour of Paris!!. 😉 ⛅⭐💚🌷🇺🇸

[@swiinka]

I confirm the other comments, consider UK and Ireland for your next thrift spending spree, you won't regret it :) Just for your reference: here in Dublin, IE I've recently I bought 2 Lindy Bop dresses for 5 euro each. Our charity shops are much smaller than the ones in the US, but the selection can be exquisite.

[@guadaloumorris938]

Beautiful things!!! Hi from Calgary 🇨🇦 I love the white blouse and the yellow one too, and the pink sweater is adorable

[@clareshaddick1255]

I am in love with that ruffled blouse omg

[@laurenmaelle9424]

I am not surprising, i m french and thrift store in france are so different than in u.s or australia for exemple. Many thrift store are really expensive. Mad vintage is a cool thrift store but prices are esthablished by categories of clothes. I hope you enjoyed paris and it thrift store 😊😘

[@tilywinn]

Bonjour Lauren, I'm an Aussie living in the USA. The thrift stores in America are amazing, much better than any Australian thrift store (or 'Op-Shop' as we call them). I have heard about how expensive/terrible thrift stores are in France, but then again, American's have the most expensive health care in the world, so I guess you can't have it all, lol. Just curious, have you been to Australia? I haven't been to France but would love to go. :)

[@laurenmaelle9424]

@@tilywinn yes i went to Melbourne 2 years ago and i'll go on the coldcoast in january for 6 month, do you know some good thrift stores there?

[@tilywinn]

@@laurenmaelle9424 Awesome! 😁 I've been to Melbourne twice (November 2014 & September 2016) but only once to The Gold Coast (September 2003). So, sorry, but I don't really know where to advise you to go. However, I do find that The Salvation Army (aka 'The Salvos') tend to have larger stores/ more clothing, at least in Sydney/NSW. But hopefully with 6 months you'll be able to find some treasures on your own. 👍😎 Hope you have an amazing time!

[@MalinaCC]

This was very interesting, thanks for sharing! I would love to see you update vintage thrifted clothing (outdated square necklines, collars, shapes) to something more modern! I love the pieces you hauled in this video!

[@Queenread82]

I LOVE your polkadot pants! and the blue print blouse is totally worth it if it is well made and you love it 😍 Great haul! thanks for sharing

[@NeeCheful]

I went to Chinemachine last weekend and they had so many levis there. I got a pair of 501s for 10 euros! Definitely going to check out some other stores. I went to Mad Vintage and the kilo shops, I wasn't too impressed. I'm going to go back to Free'P'Star and check out your other recommendations!

[@GeeThePea]

I’ve seen you mention before that it’s possible to make a DIY dress form from someone’s body. It would be so useful to see a tutorial on how to make one and then how to use it to make a basic custom dress!

[@sampleworks9432]

Thanks for sharing your fun finds 👍. BTW...I love your polka dot jeans! Coolio

[@coolirpa]

Jacqui Sample thanks! My pants were thrifted in japan!

[@s1111rrah]

Pink sweater is my favorite. 💛

[@MissDraiha]

I love that jumper!!

[@lauramanning8659]

Omg! So jealous of that sweater

Love the blouses!!! For Kiloshop you guessed right, depending of the tag’s color, the price per kilogram is more or less expensive. I love that shop. So sad I don’t live in France anymore and cannot go as I used to :(

[@PoutiPOUSSIN]

Omg my favorite shop in Paris is Bis Boutique Solidaire

[@Kim.firsttimemomlife]

Oui oui ooooh just love Paris and vintage 😍😍😍

[@franciscasanchez2106]

Everything you wear always looks great on you!

[@maartjevermeulen7720]

So funny! I recognize almost all the shops. I went there 2 years ago. I bought 2 items at the kawaii shop. I remember them being not that cheap. But I love the items.

[@quester09]

I live for a good pair of checked trousers, and the ivory jacket is beautiful.

[@smaragd51]

I really liked the video. You bought cool clothes! I love this style too.

[@tina8513]

I was just thrift shopping in Paris too ! (I'm from Australia) l think the store I went to was Vintage World, and, yes, it was expensive! But I did buy a velvet jacket with puffed sleeves that fitted me perfectly for €54 ! Something I would not find elsewhere.

[@Ally-ug3nq]

Great video! Love your creativity and I'm a huge fan of Charity Shopping! I was in Paris for Easter and didn't go Charity shopping while their as I didn't need to!

[@FreshlySliced]

The overalls are my favorite, such a good deal you got!

[@ecoute-en-francais]

Bis Solidaire is more like a charity, the others are "hype" stores. Paris is freaking expensive anyway ! Except that last store you did. The overal is super cute.

[@Moontess]

Love that dark blue blouse and those shoes!

[@dag1937]

I love all the clothes pieces you bought April beautiful

[@AliveBoldTV]

OMG I'm going to Paris to shop on Saturday! Excitement!

[@ericar4969]

The pink sweater 😍😍

[@Ash-xx5zd]

The ruffled blouse...will you up thrift it??? Would love to see that! The stores were fun to follow ur reviews on. Your trip overall sounds like a nice time.

[@TwinkleStarLemonFruit]

I’d be so upset if I walked in and saw those prices. Everything you got though is super cute so it’s def worth it. Happy holidays girl ♥️

[@deekshanautiyal4371]

I am dying to know if you are going to revamp any of the thrift store purchases and make something even more awesome like you always do!! 😘

[@jnelsimpson1190]

Hi April! I went to Kilo in Paris, a couple of them actually and didn't see anything fabulous...I was dissapointed to see a lot of older fast fashion stuff H&M, etc. I did see one really fab sheer beaded top, but the beads were so heavy it would have been quite expensive so it was a no. You found great places! The one in Mortmonte sounds awesome!

[@mlinarova]

The only time I go to second hand shops is when I'm visiting Brno in Czech Republic. There are trift stores where you can get a piece of clothing for 50 Czech Korunes, which is around 2€.

[@ladyray3440]

Paris must have been awesome place to go thrifting!

[@coolirpa]

Lady Ray it was! Happy I got to experience it 😁

[@ophelie9789]

It is if you can pay the high price because its hard to find cheap clothes in Paris. You dont usually find those store while walking around but it can be a great experience

[@filippap330]

Not really everything is "vintage" which means fucking expensive

[@tinaviews]

I went during the summer and went to shop and did not enjoy it. I think north america is a lot better lol

[@bellan37]

this was such a cool video! i'm going to france this summer so i'll be sure to stop by these stores! love you april :))

[@mariem.936]

Love this video ! I hope you had a great time in France ! Love from one of your French subscribers ! ✨

[@iheartyouandme4ever]

Those overalls look amazing

[@sharonmoore4381]

Love the pants and the pretty print blouse

[@nikkiejones669]

You did a great review on all your fab thrift items, iv never got shoes from a thrift store tho as I'm so worried about people having feet diseases and can't put them in the washing machine, although you could just clean them inside with a disinfectant and then put inner soles in them. Just be mindful About that. Other than that little thing I loved everything on you! Xx

[@jimmorrisontkm]

April, I really love the pink sweater❤. I hope you can visit Mexico! Here you will find beautiful mexican embroidery designs

[@anabrr1123]

I'm going to paris next year and I'm SO EXCITED TO THRIFT NOW XD

[@odeanlawrence1834]

You have GOT to hit LONDON!!! Without a DOUBT we are the cheapest place to buy second hand/ thrift shop clothing...too many places to name because these shops are almost EVERYWHERE, however you can try CAMDEN TOWN in CENTRAL LONDON for starters, I guess GOOGLING it would soon solve that problem. GOOD LUCK! 😊

[@n.y.l.o.r.a.c9618]

CHINEMACHINE is also my favourite vintage store in Paris 😍

[@luciemethia9150]

I actually learned something quite interesting about French thrift shop that I found quite disgusting Here in France, we have special bins to put out clothes in once we stop wearing them, or when we need to empty our dressing room. On the bin we can see the logos of various charity associations, which makes us think that we give our clothes to charity, that they will be available for very low prices for people who can’t affort brand new expensive clothes. In fact, all those bins are operated by private companies, who rent the name and image of charity association, collect the clothes people are giving away, and then they sell it to thift shop (mostly in Paris) where those donated clothes are going to be sold at a relatively high price. Which means that they never really go to charity...

[@nolomouscheval2086]

Oh nooo i hope you didnt get a too bad experience of Paris thrift stores cos there a really good ones that are cheap in Rue Barbes ( called guerisol)

[@alexisboutin7263]

Nolomouscheval I’m going to Paris next month. What are some popular chain stores in Paris? For exam Hollister, Victoria Secret, and Forever 21 is popular here.

[@nathiekupfer7269]

these polka dot pants you have on are so so cool. where did you get them from?

[@angelicaordonez3066]

Some pretty style and cute flat shoes 😁

[@twontree]

love this video! you picked up some beautiful clothes!!

[@paigecarissa9526]

Love the hair💛💛

[@harushouse]

I've been dying to go to MontMarte ever since Amelie and the thrift store there looks really good so I hope I find something I love to bring back with me!

[@nik_sysn]

Go thrifting here in the philippines! Prices vary but mostly they’re less than $20. You can even find items less than a dollar 😉 Also, there are so many stores here in the philippines that sells new clothes without brands that are so cute and trendy which costs less than $10 😎

[@Wizardlizard1991]

Such cute, unique pieces! I wish I could have gone with you haha

[@gabrielleferaud9335]

Hey ! I’m French. What you said about kilo shop is exactly how it works ❤️ I’m not from Paris but I have one in my city 😉 I really like your videos but I prefer the thrifted transformation