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The Gloss - January 2023

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Decluttering is naturally therapeutic

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How To Declutter Your Wardrobe And Make It Work For You

How you shop has a lot to do with decluttering believes stylist Marie Shortt, who shares her ten essential tips for any wardrobe detox. 

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‘Emily in Paris’ through the eyes of a Parisian (who has learnt not to be offended by the show!)

Ever wonder what a French person makes of Emily in Paris? Marie Shortt, a Parisian stylist based in Dublin, gives us her honest opinion and whether it’s ringarde or not...

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Stylish Parisians Swear By These 5 Fashion Brands

Stylish Parisians swear by these brands, as Marie Shortt discovered on a recent visit to the French fashion capital

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The best second hand pieces to invest in this winter (expect lots of savings!)

Stylist Marie Shortt shares what the best second hand pieces to invest in this winter are – from genuine leather skirts, to good-quality knits and shearling jackets.

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DISCOVER CHIC FRENCH HANDBAGS UNDER €400 THAT YOU WON’T SEE ON EVERYONE ELSE …

I’m A Fashion Stylist From Paris And I Think These Are The Best French Handbag Brands To Buy Now

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Marie Shortt: A week in my wardrobe

Marie Shortt is a French stylist, based in Dublin, with extensive experience in the fashion industry. Here she shares a week in her wardrobe.

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The dos and don’ts of buying luxury items second hand

Marie Shortt is a French stylist, based in Dublin, with extensive experience in the fashion industry. Previously working with designer brands such as Diane Von Furstenberg, Vivienne Westwood and Barbara Bui, her approach to fashion has a sustainable focus with an emphasis on shopping in a more mindful way. Here she shares the dos and don’ts of buying luxury items on second hand platforms.

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A Guide To Buying A Preloved Designer Handbag For The New Season

Tracking down the bag of your dreams does require patience. “It’s quite a slow game and if you can do a lot of research, it’s best,” says fashion stylist Marie Shortt (@mariestylestudio), who rates Designer Exchange on Drury Street and Lou’s Lot in George’s Street Arcade as top destinations for knowledgeable staff and unique finds respectively. One positive of going the secondhand route is that you can track down a one-off piece from a brand that is no longer in production, or indeed a brand that is no longer in existence. “I love preloved shopping for brands that I love but are no longer around. I got a Luella bag for €45 a while ago. It was like new; never used with snakeskin-style leather. It would have been worth around €700 originally,” Shortt says.

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