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    The Secondhand Fashion Fix


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    Join style gurus Joanne Gambale and Ali Dibley as they help ABC’s Veronica Milsom solve her biggest fashion woes. From finding a style mojo with signature finds to removing pesky marks and stains from well-loved pieces, let’s get the down low from those in the know.

    A perfect watch for the fashionably minded to the ensembly-challenged. Only good stuff ensues when these three get together and you’ll get a front-row seat on how to repair, re-love and reinvent a responsible wardrobe.


    MEET ALI DIBLEY 

    Ali Dibley (@bellstreet) owns and runs Bell Street, a sustainable vintage dress hire shop in Marrickville, Sydney. With a degree in fashion design and textiles, Ali has worked as a high school Design & Technology teacher and spent the last ten years making custom wedding dresses. These days her focus is on helping people enjoy fashion without buying new clothes which she does both through her store and as co-host of the @QuestioningFashionPodcast.


    MEET JOANNE GAMBALE

    Fashion magazine writer turned circular fashion advocate, Joanne Gambale (@jogambale) is on a mission to help secondhand fashion surpass the fast fashion industry.

    Through her startup Slogue, she works as a ‘circular only’ stylist for a growing list of musicians, actors and performers, as well as sustainable brands. She’s an Ambassador for global advocacy non-profit Remake, and co-hosts the podcast Questioning Fashion with dressmaker and vintage store owner Ali Dibley.


    MEET VERONICA MILSOM


    Veronica Milsom (@veronicamilsom) is a radio host, writer and comedian. Her media career was forged as co-host on Triple j’s Drive show ‘Veronica & Lewis’, and as a cast member in the ABC sketch comedy series Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell.

    Veronica can usually be found in front of a keyboard penning articles for ABC Everyday, Sydney Morning Herald and magazine publications. She is currently head writer and producer on ABC Kids TV show Reef School.


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