What's Left
Virginia Chamlee, Emily Stochl, Kate Watson-SmythSecondhand sourcing & shopping tips and musings on interior design and culture. From vintage shopping expert and "Big Thrift Energy" author Virginia Chamlee.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 171 |
| Subscribers | Read | vchamlee.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Thrift Score Thursday: Episode 5
Today, I chatted about a very fun wood bench find and a little squiggly shelf — plus, what to expect from Sunday’s letter!
Before I Go Thrifting, I Seek Inspiration
Any time I share a really valuable find on Instagram, the comments pile up: “Wow, lucky you.” “Oh my gosh, you should buy a lottery ticket.” Etc.
Where I Thrifted in Central Florida
All the places I thrifted and shopped for antiques in Orlando and central Florida by Virginia Chamlee, author of Big Thrift Energy.
Thrift Score Thursday: Episode 4
On the heels of yesterday’s vintage jewelry-focused post, I shared a handful of my favorite vintage and thrifted jewelry finds, including some by brands like Givenchy and designers like Karl Lagerfeld. Thanks for tuning it!
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What’s Left offers secondhand shopping tips, interior design inspiration, and roundups of beautiful things. From longtime journalist, antiques dealer, and author of the best-selling book Big Thrift Energy, Virginia Chamlee.
Pre-Loved is an indie media platform about vintage & secondhand fashion ✨\ud83c\udf99️by writer, podcaster, and fashion journalist, Emily Stochl
Author, journalist, podcaster and consultant on all matters interior design. Founder of the award-winning blog madaboutthehouse.com
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