Circle of Friends
Hilliary Bianca SalamancaCircle of Friends (fka Something Borrowed, Never New) is a newsletter for how we keep our resources in circulation. This includes links to shop vintage, a series on the cool people doing things in circularity, and invites to irl events.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | somethingborrowednevernew.substack.... |
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Circle of Friends: Devyn Olin, Founder of Cache
Circle of Friends interviews expand on the stoop series for a deeper look into the life and businesses of those doing cool things in circularity. This week’s guest is Devyn Olin, co-founder and CEO of Cache, an app that makes reselling clot...
Your Climate Week Schedule Starts Now
Climate Week NYC kicked off Sunday, featuring a multitude of events all across the city and industry sectors. For those interested in participating but unsure where to begin, I've compiled a list of mostly fashion-related events that I'm ei...
Circle of Friends: Anne Warren of Next Season
Circle of Friends stoop series shares the stories of those keeping resources in circulation in very cool ways, but often we need more than the 90 seconds allotted to a reel to really see the process. This week’s guest is Anne Warren, the fo...
The Ultimate Brimfield Flea Market Guide
As the September Brimfield Antique Flea Market kicks off today, I put together the comprehensive guide I tried to find before my first foray to Brimfield. I read every article and Reddit thread I could but still felt like I was going to a n...
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Hilliary is a sustainability consultant & vintage lover. She writes Something Borrowed, Never New to share secondhand scores & encourage borrowing & shopping nothing new. It makes her happy to source pre-loved pieces for others & be a two-dog mom.
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