Stories

  1. FIRST AND FOREMOST

    Emma Zack is the founder and curator of Berriez; a trailblazing, size-inclusive vintage and upcycled design collection that elevates second-hand style with heart and flair.
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  2. JUST LIKE THE OLD DAYS

    Madison Ludlow, the founder, curator, and designer behind Ludlow Shop, is bringing West Coast-inspired Americana to the contemporary vintage scene.
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  3. SWEET WITH A SAILOR’S MOUTH

    From coquette couture and 15th century Flemish art to the louche landscape of LA and al fresco dinner parties; Kimberly Corday lets Display Copy in on her dichotomous style and upcycling design process.
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  4. BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE

    The vote is in: Gabriella Meyers is a certified denim expert. Her brand, DENIMCRATIC, creates bespoke, upcycled, made-to-order pieces from vintage Levi’s and deadstock denim.

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  5. ROADRUNNER, ROADRUNNER

    Natalie Brown brings Display Copy up to speed on all things NMB New York, clothing cognition, and luxury streetwear.

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  6. ALL TOGETHER NOW

    On June 25, 2024, the Display Copy collective launched its online marketplace, showcasing eighteen expert vintage curators and upcycling designers. Aiming to offer a meticulously curated, luxury-forward collection amid an over-saturated resale market, Display Copy simplifies vintage shopping by gathering key industry players in one convenient location.
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  7. THE DYES THAT BIND

    In her styling debut, superstar Binx Walton turns the kaleidoscope on a cohort of New York friends by engaging tie-dye master Thom Arcuri of Brooklyn’s Starhawk Design Studio to customize vintage gear in a modern take on an ancient technique dating to the 5th century A.D.
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  8. USE THE TOOL AS A TOOL AGAINST ITSELF

    Designer Saskia Leanarts explores the inherent function (or dysfunctionality) of a tool, in order to achieve results very much contrary to its intended purpose. A concept rooted in ingenuity and the ability to think outside traditional boundaries (and baggage), Leanarts latest collection employs decommissioned military garb to subvert and surpass typical associations.
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  9. Phoenix Rising

    The main driver of our climate crisis, humans hold the key to its resolution. Like the mythological phoenix, whose self-immolation on a funeral pyre leads to rebirth, Lexi Boling rises from the ashes in upcycled garments that, as powerful tools of social commentary, challenge our conceptions of waste and reuse.

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  10. Street Smarts

    Channeling the raw energy and authenticity of the city, artist Scooter LaForge not only captures the essence of street culture but also transforms discarded materials found in the urban sprawl into clever masterpieces, painting a picture where grit meets glamor in the heart of the concrete jungle.
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  11. BRIC-A-BRICOLAGE

    Zak Parmley’s work is a bricolage of anything that’s within reach — fabric scraps, plastic, “shoddy” — refuse masterfully combined into a rich tapestry that’s anything but shoddy.
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  12. DEAR MARTIN

    Martin Margiela upended fashion’s bloated notions of glamor, its overreliance on newness, and its hierarchical traditions. Cut from the same conceptual cloth, artist Marie Valognes celebrates the humble, everyday matter so revered by fashion’s anti-establishment hero.
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