by Alice Lambert While sustainable fashion is always a top priority, September is the month to celebrate all things secondhand. Originally launching in 2019, ‘Secondhand September’ is a campaign initiated by the charity organisation Oxfam, asking consumers to try and only purchase pre-loved goods for 30 days. The purpose? To encourage shoppers to think more carefully about the consequences of fast fashion, whilst also finding innovative ways to liven-up your wardrobe away from high street style. Secondhand shopping is not a new phenomenon, having originated with charity shops and resale traders, but its popularity has seesawed through the centuries as the concept of shopping pre-loved has gone in and out of fashion. In fact, selling secondhand clothing has been a concept for centuries and become a major industry way back in the early 1800s. However, more recently there has been a rise in the conscious shopper movement as we look to purchase with our plane...