Fashion Swap And Meet

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Starting in January 2007, Nichelle Stephens began hosting clothing swaps periodically or she is often attending swaps in New York City. Clothing swaps bring out her Sagittarian hunter-like leanings as well as appeal to her sense of vanity AND thrift. Most important, clothing swaps are also good for the environment and reduce clutter.

Nichelle is a blogger, bookkeeper, comedy producer and cupcake enthusiast.

7 Comments »

  1. Hi. Can you put me on your swap list? thanks!

    Comment by elaine | September 24, 2007 | Reply

  2. Hi Nichelle. Love your website! I just launched my new fashion swapping website. I will be primarily be focusing on designer clothing and am looking for new members to my site. As the site is brand new there aren’t too many people who have joined and even less who have listed items. I am offering a grand opening promotion of a 1 year 100% free listing, swapping and selling membership to all who are interested.
    I have begun advertising and will be doing a lot more promotions in the future but am trying to get as many people to join. As we all know, the more the merrier!
    To get a 1 year free and unlimited membership just enter the promo code swap2008. The website is http://www.myfashionswap.com. Check it out, it is super cute and very girlie!
    My goal is to keep the site very affordable for girls who want to swap as well as sell their used clothing. I want us all to look and feel great about our wardrobes without going into debt! Used clothing, as you know, is the wave of the future. Go green and save money, what more could a girl ask?
    If you could at all pass this on, it would be fabulous! Keep up the good work, you rock girl! Thanks.

    Debbie Maahs

    owner and creator of myfashionswap.com

    Comment by Debbie Maahs | February 14, 2008 | Reply

  3. Hi Nichelle. I love your blog! first time here. Can you possibly put up a posting for my swap on June 22?

    Let me know,
    Loren

    Comment by Loren | June 14, 2008 | Reply

  4. Hello, Nicole!
    This is Nikki Higuchi from Fuji TV (Japanese TV) NY office.
    I read the article on your clothing swapping event on Daily News. We are interested in producing the piece on what you do and this kind of events for our Japanese news segment from NY to Japan titled “Oh! Mainichi NY” (translated in “Oh! Everyday NY”) Please let us know if it’s fine with you and upcoming event in the city as well. You can check it out about our company on http://www.fci-ny.com. Thank you very much for your time and cooperation. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

    Sincerely,
    Nikki Higuchi
    Fuji TV
    212-702-0670
    150 E 52nd street, 34th Fl
    New York, NY 10022

    Comment by Nikki Higuchi | July 16, 2008 | Reply

  5. Hey nichelle, I saw the article in the Daily News and you looked familiar from the hot dog cookoff too! It is a small small world (brooklyn, that is). I wanted to let ya know about a clothing swap my friend lori and I have organized for August 11th on the Lower East Side. The link for the flyer is below. All extra clothes will be transported to a women’s shelter.

    Any help spreading the world is greatly appreciated!

    http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/switchbladesass/SummerRecession.jpg

    Comment by Midge | August 3, 2008 | Reply

  6. Hi Nichelle, can you e-mail any upcoming events of swap that you know in new york city. I have great items that I will love to swap for adults and kids. thanks

    Comment by Edna | October 20, 2008 | Reply

  7. hi nichelle,

    i’ve been eyeing your site for weeks now, since i started a meetup group > see: brooklyn-clothing-exchange-swap-meet. nice job and thanks for being here*

    i noticed that you didn’t post the upcoming greenpoint swap on friday this week. also, we are hosting a swap in bed stuy this weekend (on sunday) and would love it if you could post/announce it to your readers. let me know!

    speak soon,
    ki

    Comment by ki | November 10, 2008 | Reply


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