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This is what you do.
When you've just found that statement handbag on ebay and you want to build an entire wardrobe around it.
You start selling to keep buying.
Yep on ebay over that all black everything phase, list it and buy all the color feeling more vintage than ever.
It's out with the new and in with the pre loved.
Next thing you know you've refreshed your wardrobe basically without spending a dime.
Yeah, ebay the place to buy and sell new pre loved vintage and rare fashion.
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It's AD 79, an afternoon in mid October.
We're in Herculaneum, a small town in the southwest of Italy.