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Tumble Over To Buffalo Exchange

Every blogger has a reason why they started their site, and my biggest personal motivator behind creating Slow Southern Style back in September ’09 was my day job. I’ve been a Buffalo Exchange employee for the past seven years, which means I’m essentially a professional thrifter. Working in a secondhand store goes beyond what a normal retail job entails. All day long we inspect clothing for construction, fit, fabric content- the list goes on. Keeping up with current trends, studying vintage, and staying abreast of what customers want to wear lends itself to an unending stream of information.  With all of that knowledge taking up space in my brain, I felt the need to share it with the masses. Nothing like a little Southern hospitality, right?

Here are a few pictures I snapped for the Buffalo Exchange Tumblr, which showcases all sorts of fun employee outfit photos, new merchandise that’s being shipped to the stores, and plenty more. There’s also a Buffalo Exchange blog and be sure to head to a location nearest you to snap up the spring edition of the Buffalo ‘zine. It’s free! And make sure to say hi if you are hitting up the New Orleans store.

Elijah, Buyer Trainer at New Orleans Buffalo Exchange
Inspiration: Italian inspired, discreet, minimalist
Prada long sleeve mesh shirt
Casio watch, buckle bracelet in sterling & gold
Seersucker skinny slacks
Frye loafers

Charle’, Buyer at New Orleans Buffalo Exchange
Inspiration: Hair from Consider Me Lovely blog
Vintage scarf, frames, and retro shorts with Libby Edelman platform sandals

Kaci, Buyer at New Orleans Buffalo Exchange
Inspiration: having fun, mixing prints with pops of color and kitschy, bold accessories
Polka dot top- retro rayon from Salvation Army, $3.0
Printed skirt “Staring at Stars” from Urban Outfitters via Buffalo Exchange $14
Silver bow necklace from Buffalo Exchange $9
Wedge shoes from Target $25
Black sequin and leather cuff, gift
Red bow clutch $14 Buffalo Exchange
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